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'''Trasher''' is the generic term for any card with the ability to [[trash]] one or more cards from your hand or deck. (Cards which trash another player's cards are considered [[trashing attack|trashing attacks]], while cards that trash themselves are referred to as [[one-shot|one-shots]]). | '''Trasher''' is the generic term for any card with the ability to [[trash]] one or more cards from your hand or deck. (Cards which trash another player's cards are considered [[trashing attack|trashing attacks]], while cards that trash themselves are referred to as [[one-shot|one-shots]]). | ||
− | There are two main uses for trashers. The first is simply to eliminate weak cards from the deck ("deck-[[thinning]]"), in order to enable faster [[cycling]] and have more concentrated hands of useful cards—this chiefly involves trashing starting cards ({{Card|Copper|Coppers}} | + | There are two main uses for trashers. The first is simply to eliminate weak cards from the deck ("deck-[[thinning]]"), in order to enable faster [[cycling]] and have more concentrated hands of useful cards—this chiefly involves trashing starting cards ({{Card|Copper|Coppers}} and {{Card|Estate|Estates}} or [[Shelter|Shelters]]) and {{Card|Curse|Curses}}, but can also apply to cards that were purchased for early-game use and have outlived their usefulness, such as [[curser|cursers]] after the Curse pile is depleted. |
The second is to receive some benefit as a result of trashing a card—either by trashing a card that has an on-trash effect, or because the trasher itself has a useful effect that requires you to trash a card in order to activate it. Trashers in this last category are often referred to under the umbrella term "[[trash for benefit]]", though sometimes (as below) the term specifically refers to trashers that give better benefits for trashing more valuable cards. | The second is to receive some benefit as a result of trashing a card—either by trashing a card that has an on-trash effect, or because the trasher itself has a useful effect that requires you to trash a card in order to activate it. Trashers in this last category are often referred to under the umbrella term "[[trash for benefit]]", though sometimes (as below) the term specifically refers to trashers that give better benefits for trashing more valuable cards. |