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Pawndawan: fixed Bloodfoot Wand's cards (Improved TK -> Gusts of War)

2017-04-16T00:01:54Z

fixed Bloodfoot Wand's cards (Improved TK -> Gusts of War)

Phaselock at 05:44, 7 November 2013

2013-11-07T05:44:40Z

Phaselock at 05:42, 7 November 2013

2013-11-07T05:42:27Z

Phaselock at 03:12, 8 September 2013

2013-09-08T03:12:51Z

Phaselock: /* Default Move Card */

2013-09-08T02:55:46Z

‎Default Move Card

Phaselock: /* Card Origins */

2013-09-05T11:34:38Z

‎Card Origins

Phaselock: /* Illustration */

2013-09-05T11:33:31Z

‎Illustration

Phaselock: /* Instructions */

2013-09-05T11:32:48Z

‎Instructions

Phaselock at 04:47, 11 August 2013

2013-08-11T04:47:35Z

Grolibus: /* Instructions */

2013-08-11T04:18:12Z

‎Instructions

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 ==Card Origins==
 :''see also: [[:Category:Items]]''
-Each of your characters has a deck of 36 cards, plus a special one called the Default Move Card. For a party of three, that's a total of 111 cards to play with. (In the very early game for new players, while some game mechanics are being introduced, your characters may have fewer cards than that. But they grow up fast.) How do you get all those cards? Cards come from the [[:Category:Items]] that your characters equip: each item bestows certain abilities that translate into cards for your deck. For example, the item known as {{I|Bloodfoot Wand}} includes two copies of the [[Cards/Stone Spikes|Stone Spikes]] card and one copy of [[Cards/Improved Telekinesis|Improved Telekinesis]]. Those three cards are shuffled along with the other 33 cards, and if you draw Stone Spikes or Improved Telekinesis during play you will have an opportunity to cast a powerful magic spell. If your luck is such that you don't draw the cards, then you can't use the abilities of your {{I|Bloodfoot Wand}}. Of course, equipping other items can give you very different cards instead.
+Each of your characters has a deck of 36 cards, plus a special one called the Default Move Card. For a party of three, that's a total of 111 cards to play with. (In the very early game for new players, while some game mechanics are being introduced, your characters may have fewer cards than that. But they grow up fast.) How do you get all those cards? Cards come from the [[:Category:Items]] that your characters equip: each item bestows certain abilities that translate into cards for your deck. For example, the item known as {{I|Bloodfoot Wand}} includes two copies of the [[Cards/Stone Spikes|Stone Spikes]] card and one copy of {{C|Gusts of War}}. Those three cards are shuffled along with the other 33 cards, and if you draw Stone Spikes or Improved Telekinesis during play you will have an opportunity to cast a powerful magic spell. If your luck is such that you don't draw the cards, then you can't use the abilities of your {{I|Bloodfoot Wand}}. Of course, equipping other items can give you very different cards instead.
 Using no items at all will result in a deck full of "default" cards, representing the sort of abilities that you have if you go into battle without any weapons and not wearing any armor. Those are some shameful, weak cards. But it does mean that you never need to worry about counting to see whether you have a legal deck size. By equipping any item onto your character, you substitute that item's associated cards for an equal number of cards you will no longer be using, and the total size of your deck doesn't change.

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 ==Card Origins==
 :''see also: [[:Category:Items]]''
-Each of your characters has a deck of 36 cards, plus a special one called the Default Move Card. For a party of three, that's a total of 111 cards to play with. (In the very early game for new players, while some game mechanics are being introduced, your characters may have fewer cards than that. But they grow up fast.) How do you get all those cards? Cards come from the [[:Category:Items]] that your characters equip: each item bestows certain abilities that translate into cards for your deck. For example, the item known as {{I|Bloodfoot Wand}} includes two copies of the [[Cards/Stone Spikes|Stone Spikes]] card and one copy of [[Cards/Improved Telekinesis|Improved Telekinesis]]. Those three cards are shuffled along with the other 33 cards, and if you draw Stone Spikes or Improved Telekinesis during play you will have an opportunity to cast a powerful magic spell. If your luck is such that you don't draw the cards, then you can't use the abilities of your Puppeteer's Headband. Of course, equipping other items can give you very different cards instead.
+Each of your characters has a deck of 36 cards, plus a special one called the Default Move Card. For a party of three, that's a total of 111 cards to play with. (In the very early game for new players, while some game mechanics are being introduced, your characters may have fewer cards than that. But they grow up fast.) How do you get all those cards? Cards come from the [[:Category:Items]] that your characters equip: each item bestows certain abilities that translate into cards for your deck. For example, the item known as {{I|Bloodfoot Wand}} includes two copies of the [[Cards/Stone Spikes|Stone Spikes]] card and one copy of [[Cards/Improved Telekinesis|Improved Telekinesis]]. Those three cards are shuffled along with the other 33 cards, and if you draw Stone Spikes or Improved Telekinesis during play you will have an opportunity to cast a powerful magic spell. If your luck is such that you don't draw the cards, then you can't use the abilities of your {{I|Bloodfoot Wand}}. Of course, equipping other items can give you very different cards instead.
 Using no items at all will result in a deck full of "default" cards, representing the sort of abilities that you have if you go into battle without any weapons and not wearing any armor. Those are some shameful, weak cards. But it does mean that you never need to worry about counting to see whether you have a legal deck size. By equipping any item onto your character, you substitute that item's associated cards for an equal number of cards you will no longer be using, and the total size of your deck doesn't change.
-====Default Move Card====
+====Default Move Card (DMC)====
 The 36 cards in your regular deck come from items, but the Default Move Card has a unique origin. This card is assigned according to your character's race: human, elf, or dwarf. The DMC is not shuffled into the regular deck with your other cards: rather, you get a new copy during the draw phase at the start of each round of play. (If you choose not to use the DMC in one round, you still get another copy in the next round.)

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 ==Card Origins==
 :''see also: [[:Category:Items]]''
-Each of your characters has a deck of 36 cards, plus a special one called the Default Move Card. For a party of three, that's a total of 111 cards to play with. (In the very early game for new players, while some game mechanics are being introduced, your characters may have fewer cards than that. But they grow up fast.) How do you get all those cards? Cards come from the [[:Category:Items]] that your characters equip: each item bestows certain abilities that translate into cards for your deck. For example, the item known as {{I|Bloodfoot_Wand}} includes two copies of the [[Cards/Stone Spikes|Stone Spikes]] card and one copy of [[Cards/Improved Telekinesis|Improved Telekinesis]]. Those three cards are shuffled along with the other 33 cards, and if you draw Stone Spikes or Improved Telekinesis during play you will have an opportunity to cast a powerful magic spell. If your luck is such that you don't draw the cards, then you can't use the abilities of your Puppeteer's Headband. Of course, equipping other items can give you very different cards instead.
+Each of your characters has a deck of 36 cards, plus a special one called the Default Move Card. For a party of three, that's a total of 111 cards to play with. (In the very early game for new players, while some game mechanics are being introduced, your characters may have fewer cards than that. But they grow up fast.) How do you get all those cards? Cards come from the [[:Category:Items]] that your characters equip: each item bestows certain abilities that translate into cards for your deck. For example, the item known as {{I|Bloodfoot Wand}} includes two copies of the [[Cards/Stone Spikes|Stone Spikes]] card and one copy of [[Cards/Improved Telekinesis|Improved Telekinesis]]. Those three cards are shuffled along with the other 33 cards, and if you draw Stone Spikes or Improved Telekinesis during play you will have an opportunity to cast a powerful magic spell. If your luck is such that you don't draw the cards, then you can't use the abilities of your Puppeteer's Headband. Of course, equipping other items can give you very different cards instead.
 Using no items at all will result in a deck full of "default" cards, representing the sort of abilities that you have if you go into battle without any weapons and not wearing any armor. Those are some shameful, weak cards. But it does mean that you never need to worry about counting to see whether you have a legal deck size. By equipping any item onto your character, you substitute that item's associated cards for an equal number of cards you will no longer be using, and the total size of your deck doesn't change.

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 ==Card Origins==
 :''see also: [[:Category:Items]]''
-Each of your characters has a deck of 36 cards, plus a special one called the Default Move Card. For a party of three, that's a total of 111 cards to play with. (In the very early game for new players, while some game mechanics are being introduced, your characters may have fewer cards than that. But they grow up fast.) How do you get all those cards? Cards come from the [[:Category:Items]] that your characters equip: each item bestows certain abilities that translate into cards for your deck. For example, the item known as {{I|Puppeteer's Headband}} includes two copies of the [[Cards/Teleport Other|Teleport Other]] card and one copy of [[Cards/Maze of the Mind|Maze of the Mind]]. Those three cards are shuffled along with the other 33 cards, and if you draw Teleport Other or Maze of the Mind during play you will have an opportunity to cast a powerful magic spell. If your luck is such that you don't draw the cards, then you can't use the abilities of your Puppeteer's Headband. Of course, equipping other items can give you very different cards instead.
+Each of your characters has a deck of 36 cards, plus a special one called the Default Move Card. For a party of three, that's a total of 111 cards to play with. (In the very early game for new players, while some game mechanics are being introduced, your characters may have fewer cards than that. But they grow up fast.) How do you get all those cards? Cards come from the [[:Category:Items]] that your characters equip: each item bestows certain abilities that translate into cards for your deck. For example, the item known as {{I|Bloodfoot_Wand}} includes two copies of the [[Cards/Stone Spikes|Stone Spikes]] card and one copy of [[Cards/Improved Telekinesis|Improved Telekinesis]]. Those three cards are shuffled along with the other 33 cards, and if you draw Stone Spikes or Improved Telekinesis during play you will have an opportunity to cast a powerful magic spell. If your luck is such that you don't draw the cards, then you can't use the abilities of your Puppeteer's Headband. Of course, equipping other items can give you very different cards instead.
 Using no items at all will result in a deck full of "default" cards, representing the sort of abilities that you have if you go into battle without any weapons and not wearing any armor. Those are some shameful, weak cards. But it does mean that you never need to worry about counting to see whether you have a legal deck size. By equipping any item onto your character, you substitute that item's associated cards for an equal number of cards you will no longer be using, and the total size of your deck doesn't change.
 ====Default Move Card====
-The 36 cards in your regular deck come from items, but the Default Move Card has a unique origin. This card is assigned according to your character's race: human, elf, or dwarf. The DMC is not shuffled into the regular deck with your other cards: rather, you get a new copy during the [[draw phase]] at the start of each round of play. (If you choose not to use the DMC in one round, you still get another copy in the next round.)
+The 36 cards in your regular deck come from items, but the Default Move Card has a unique origin. This card is assigned according to your character's race: human, elf, or dwarf. The DMC is not shuffled into the regular deck with your other cards: rather, you get a new copy during the draw phase at the start of each round of play. (If you choose not to use the DMC in one round, you still get another copy in the next round.)
 ==Parts of a Card==
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 * For Action boxes, ''damage'' (if any) on the left and ''range'' on the right
 * For Reaction boxes, ''dice roll'' required on the left and reaction type on the right (armor and shield are self-explanatory, lightning bolt is damage, the rest display a star)

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 Using no items at all will result in a deck full of "default" cards, representing the sort of abilities that you have if you go into battle without any weapons and not wearing any armor. Those are some shameful, weak cards. But it does mean that you never need to worry about counting to see whether you have a legal deck size. By equipping any item onto your character, you substitute that item's associated cards for an equal number of cards you will no longer be using, and the total size of your deck doesn't change.
 ====Default Move Card====
-The 36 cards in your regular deck come from items, but the Default Move Card has a unique origin. This card is assigned according to your character's [[Race]]: human, elf, or dwarf. The DMC is not shuffled into the regular deck with your other cards: rather, you get a new copy during the [[draw phase]] at the start of each round of play. (If you choose not to use the DMC in one round, you still get another copy in the next round.)
+The 36 cards in your regular deck come from items, but the Default Move Card has a unique origin. This card is assigned according to your character's race: human, elf, or dwarf. The DMC is not shuffled into the regular deck with your other cards: rather, you get a new copy during the [[draw phase]] at the start of each round of play. (If you choose not to use the DMC in one round, you still get another copy in the next round.)
 ==Parts of a Card==

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 =====Illustration=====
 The '''Illustration''' follows immediately underneath the Title Bar. This artwork makes a card much prettier and more collectible.<br/>
-A small icon in the lower right of the illustration indicates a Card's [[Rarity]].
+A small icon in the lower right of the illustration indicates a Card's rarity.
 <div id="Info Bar"></div>
 =====Information Bar=====
 Between the illustration and the instructions, the '''Information Bar''' gives:

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 '''Instructions''' may be found at the bottom of the card in one or more text boxes. These boxes tell the players what the card does. Many instructions use [[Keywords]] to save space, compressing some ideas that are often repeated into just one or two words. There are two kinds of text boxes, but cards will not necessarily have both.<br>
 * The light tan box with black text describe what the card does when played normally from the hand during your turn.
-* The grey box with lighter text tells you what the card will do automatically as a [[Reaction]] to certain other cards being played.
+* The grey box with lighter text tells you what the card will do automatically as a [[Reactions and Traits|reaction]] to certain other cards being played.
 The '''Icon Boxes''' attached below the instructions give essential additional information, and can also be seen in the miniature view.
 * For Action boxes, ''damage'' (if any) on the left and ''range'' on the right
 * For Reaction boxes, ''dice roll'' required on the left and reaction type on the right (armor and shield are self-explanatory, lightning bolt is damage, the rest display a star)

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 * Gold (5/7)
 * Emerald (6/7)
-* Amethyst (7/7) ''(any remaining card of this level?)''
+* Amethyst (7/7)
 =====Illustration=====