Hello,
I got a question of how are landmarks and events are picked in when i want to play with totally random cards (like in the most rated games). I got a kindom lately with no cards of adventures or empires and i got 2 landmarks in the kingdom. I even recognise that there are a lot of games with landmarks in the game, but i very little with platinum and shelters, which are depending on the Dark Ages kingdom cards or the prosperitiy kingdom cards.
Are the landmarks and events get choosen completly random, despite the deck does not have any cards of Adventures and Empires in it ?
In my personal opinion i think events and especially landmarks have to much influence on the kingdom. And i get "forced" to deal with Wolfden or Obelisk. I really like the Idea of Landmarks and Events, i will often use this in games, not only because i was forced to use it, but i really would enjoy it, if there are in totally random games would not apear so much.
Sorry because of my english, im not a native speaker.
Thx for answer my question.
I got a question of how are landmarks and events are picked in when i want to play with totally random cards (like in the most rated games). I got a kindom lately with no cards of adventures or empires and i got 2 landmarks in the kingdom. I even recognise that there are a lot of games with landmarks in the game, but i very little with platinum and shelters, which are depending on the Dark Ages kingdom cards or the prosperitiy kingdom cards.
Are the landmarks and events get choosen completly random, despite the deck does not have any cards of Adventures and Empires in it ?
In my personal opinion i think events and especially landmarks have to much influence on the kingdom. And i get "forced" to deal with Wolfden or Obelisk. I really like the Idea of Landmarks and Events, i will often use this in games, not only because i was forced to use it, but i really would enjoy it, if there are in totally random games would not apear so much.
Sorry because of my english, im not a native speaker.
Thx for answer my question.