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These examples do a better job describing the mechanic... I think they're more balanced and usable now :)

Yes ;), although your contests are not strictly trying to use "bad cards" in general, but seem to be more of a way to use a card you have in a deck already.

Yeah, but your first two example about the Elemental Blasts and Death/Lifegrip are more example of colors hosing the enemy colors, not hosing ALL colors equally. And I think the current thinking is not to make them anymore; I don't believe any blatant color hosing cards have been made recently...

There's casual Beast decks too...

Since it doubles every turn, I think it'd explode too fast and be too hard to balance, the way you're presenting it right now.

Okaaay.... :)

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Well no, he said "apparently". Meaning there's still slight uncertainty...

Good luck jorael!

Heh, sorry, will edit...

Pack 1: Myojin and Hisokas Guard Pack 3: Eggwatcher and Blizzard

Someone would undoubtable try to "get" the card to work somehow, viewing it as a challenge... like Sorrow's Path.

Never heard of it... Usually a "new person" to D&D hooks up with other experienced players who can teach them the ropes. But if you had fun, cool...

Pack 2: Orochi Ranger

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That's still incorrect. Back then and currently (with help from the '80's reform law), SS is taking in MORE than it is paying out. The problem begins roughly in 15 years, when it is THEN that it is projected that it will start paying more than what it is taking in, thus starting the drain on...

Yea! This time we got to see the finale as it aired. I guess Tom was a good "choice" to win; not too happy about some of his strong-arm tactics that were shown, but he did remain true to himself and didn't really deceive anyone about what he was doing. Ian "grew up" and saw that he wasn't...