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It seems that, if you have the negative coin token & no money on hand but a lot of coin tokens & you click on something to buy, the UI doesn't take the -1$ into account, spends one less coin token than is needed, and leaves you unable to buy the thing you wanted.

This happened to me with dominate, but I assume it probably works with every card. Should be easy to reproduce. I didn't find this in the known bugs list, so I assume it's new.

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in-game username sty.silver (with . instead of _)

I don't know what people use to generate the relevant code these days

That would have been my next question  :P

Is there a way to nicely put the Kingdom images in here like we do on f.ds? It's so much easier with images than just a list.

I take that the answer is "no"?

Is there a way to nicely put the Kingdom images in here like we do on f.ds? It's so much easier with images than just a list.

sty.silver 4 : 0 Mr.Durdle

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I messed up something and we had Mr Durdle go first twice in a row, games 2 and 3. Since we'd play at least 4 we decided it made no difference. I went first in games 1 and 4.

Agreeing to ignore (preferably exclude) cards is fine, and is explicitly mentioned in the rules (7.2).

It's not quite the same, you might only wish to ignore a card after you see the board.

Yeah, the KC thing was a bad example.

I love double elimination brackets, but I think the appeal disappears if it's only an unofficial thing which a few players do. If everyone played in it, I'd be all for it.

I have another rules... not so much a question as a thinig to think about.

Let's suppose you agree to allow undos for every choice that does not provide new information, as encouraged in the rules.

If I play a complicated KC hand now, I'll probably always start by playing a bunch of cards that do not draw. The less stuff is left on my hand, the less complex my remaining decisions are. No harm, you can always undo. Similarly with hands that remodel a lot. Just start remodeling, and you'll have an easier time seeing what you want to do.

This might be okay (in fact I think I'd like that, though I'm not sure). But it's probably not what some people have in mind when they agree to allow undo-without-information. Is this behavior intended? If not maybe you should add a step restriction (I know you just encourage behavior, but still). Also what about if your turn ended?

Independent, a rules question: are you allowed to agree to ignore cards with your opponent, or is this considered poor sportsmanship? Stef and I did it once in the dominion league.

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Edit: I made a new account to transfer subscriptions. it's now sty.silver