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Pitdood: /* Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha] */

2025-01-15T23:59:11Z

Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha]

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	* (9) New "parley" rules for games with 4+ players (excluding team games):		* (9) New "parley" rules for games with 4+ players (excluding team games):

	# - ~~Imagine the players are sitting in a circle.~~ The player before you and the player after you are adjacent to you. The ~~others~~ are ~~non-adjacent~~.		# - The player before you and the player after you in turn order are adjacent to you. The other players are "distant".
	# - ~~If you want~~ to share in a dogma effect of a ~~non-adjacent~~ player (assuming you have the correct number of icons), you may choose to return a card from your hand in order to do so. Otherwise, you will not share it.		# - In order to share in a dogma effect of a distant player (assuming you have the correct number of icons), you may choose to return a card from your hand in order to do so. Otherwise, you will not share it.
	# - In order to avoid a demand effect from a ~~non-adjacent~~ player, you may choose to return a card from your hand.		# - In order to avoid a demand effect from a distant player, you may choose to return a card from your hand to do so.
	# - As an action on your turn, you may dogma a top card on a ~~non-adjacent~~ player's board by returning a card from your hand (you still use your own icon count).		# - As an action on your turn, you may dogma a top card on a distant player's board by returning a card from your hand (you still use your own icon count).

	* (10) New Chain Rule: If you are self-executing or fully executing a card as instructed during an effect (like Computers tells you to do), and are instructed by that card to self-execute or fully execute another card (say Robotics), before you do you draw and achieve an [11].		* (10) New Chain Rule: If you are self-executing or fully executing a card as instructed during an effect (like Computers tells you to do), and are instructed by that card to self-execute or fully execute another card (say Robotics), before you do, you draw and achieve an [11]. This can happen multiple times in the same action, and is only limited by the number of cards in the 11 deck.
	* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (e.g., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.		* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (e.g., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.
	* (12) If you are told to "reveal" a card from a deck, as opposed to "draw and reveal", it is replaced on the deck after it has been revealed. This is opposed to 3rd ed. where all revealed cards are put in your hand if you are not told to do something else with them.		* (12) If you are told to "reveal" a card from a deck, as opposed to "draw and reveal", it is replaced on the deck after it has been revealed. This is opposed to 3rd ed. where all revealed cards are put in your hand if you are not told to do something else with them.

Pitdood: /* Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha] */

2025-01-15T23:48:55Z

Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha]

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	* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (e.g., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.		* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (e.g., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.
	* (12) If you are told to "reveal" a card from a deck, as opposed to "draw and reveal", it is replaced on the deck after it has been revealed. This is opposed to 3rd ed. where all revealed cards are put in your hand if you are not told to do something else with them.		* (12) If you are told to "reveal" a card from a deck, as opposed to "draw and reveal", it is replaced on the deck after it has been revealed. This is opposed to 3rd ed. where all revealed cards are put in your hand if you are not told to do something else with them.
			* (13) Rarely, an effect can cause a player to "lose". If you lose, all your cards are junked and you are eliminated from the game, which continues, ignoring you for all purposes except that the achievements goal does not change. This adds a fourth means of victory, "Elimination", which occurs if all players but one "lose", then that player wins.

	<u>The Unseen expansion</u>		<u>The Unseen expansion</u>

Pitdood: /* Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha] */

2025-01-10T02:37:53Z

Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha]

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	# - Imagine the players are sitting in a circle. The player before you and the player after you are adjacent to you. The others are non-adjacent.		# - Imagine the players are sitting in a circle. The player before you and the player after you are adjacent to you. The others are non-adjacent.
	# - If you want to share in a dogma effect of a non-adjacent player (assuming you have the correct number of icons), you may choose to return a card from your hand.		# - If you want to share in a dogma effect of a non-adjacent player (assuming you have the correct number of icons), you may choose to return a card from your hand in order to do so. Otherwise, you will not share it.
	# - In order to avoid a demand effect from a non-adjacent player, you may choose to return a card from your hand.		# - In order to avoid a demand effect from a non-adjacent player, you may choose to return a card from your hand.
	# - As an action on your turn, you may dogma a top card on a non-adjacent player's board by returning a card from your hand (you still use your own icon count).		# - As an action on your turn, you may dogma a top card on a non-adjacent player's board by returning a card from your hand (you still use your own icon count).

	* (10) New Chain Rule: If you are self-executing or fully executing a card as instructed during an effect (like Computers tells you to do), and are instructed by that card to self-execute or fully execute another card (say Robotics), before you do you draw and achieve an [11].		* (10) New Chain Rule: If you are self-executing or fully executing a card as instructed during an effect (like Computers tells you to do), and are instructed by that card to self-execute or fully execute another card (say Robotics), before you do you draw and achieve an [11].
	* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (i.e., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.		* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (e.g., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.
	* (12) If you are told to "reveal" a card from a deck, as opposed to "draw and reveal", it is replaced on the deck after it has been revealed. This is opposed to 3rd ed. where all revealed cards are put in your hand if you are not told to do something else with them.		* (12) If you are told to "reveal" a card from a deck, as opposed to "draw and reveal", it is replaced on the deck after it has been revealed. This is opposed to 3rd ed. where all revealed cards are put in your hand if you are not told to do something else with them.

Pitdood: /* Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha] */

2025-01-10T02:35:05Z

Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha]

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	<u>Artifacts expansion (4th edition)</u>		<u>Artifacts expansion (4th edition)</u>
	* <u>Display</u>: At the start of the turn after you dig an Artifact and put it On Display, you may choose to take a free Dogma action targeting it. Whether or not you did, an empty Museum is taken from the supply and placed in your play area, and the Artifact that was On Display is placed on top of it. This is now your Museum. There are five Museum cards (which all start available in the general supply), and when all available Museums are owned, if any one player owns more museums than every other player, they claim one as an Achievement, and then the active player returns all Artifacts in Museums and returns the rest of the Museums to the supply. (If no one player has the most, they all just get returned)		* <u>Display</u>: At the start of the turn after you dig an Artifact and put it On Display, you may choose to take a free Dogma action targeting it. Whether or not you did, an empty Museum is taken from the supply and placed in your play area, and the Artifact that was On Display is placed on top of it. This is now your Museum. There are five Museum cards (which all start available in the general supply), and when all available Museums are owned, if any one player owns more museums than every other player, they claim one as an Achievement, and then the active player returns all Artifacts in Museums and returns the rest of the Museums to the supply. (If no one player has the most, they all just get returned)
	* '''Museums''': You may meld an artifact in one of your museums with a Meld action (you can no longer meld Artifacts that are On Display). You may target an opponent’s artifact in a museum with a Dig event. In these cases, the Museum ~~is returned~~ to the ~~supply.~~		* '''Museums''': You may meld an artifact in one of your museums with a Meld action (you can no longer meld Artifacts that are On Display). You may target an opponent’s artifact in a museum with a Dig event. In these cases, you "rotate" the Museum with the card still on it to your own Museums. In this case, the dug card will not be On Display
	* If you are told to simply "claim an achievement", this can be any available standard or special achievement (as opposed to 3E where it could only be standard achievements)		* If you are told to simply "claim an achievement", this can be any available standard or special achievement (as opposed to 3E where it could only be standard achievements)

Pitdood: /* Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha] */

2024-03-13T00:19:09Z

Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha]

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	* (6) Minor changes made to text on special achievements, including timing (most are now achieved at the end of an action).		* (6) Minor changes made to text on special achievements, including timing (most are now achieved at the end of an action).
	* (7) "Junk" means remove from game, and there are cards that junk special achievements, standard achievements, and whole ages of draw piles. Note that there are effects that can bring junked cards back into the game.		* (7) "Junk" means remove from game, and there are cards that junk special achievements, standard achievements, and whole ages of draw piles. Note that there are effects that can bring junked cards back into the game.
	* (8) "Self-execute" means execute the non-demand ~~dogma~~ effects and don't share them.		* (8) "Self-execute" means execute the non-demand effects and don't share them (With Echoes, if the self-executed card is a top card on any board, first perform all the visible echo effects on the color stack of that board. If it isn't a top card, first perform any echo effects on the self-executed card only). "Super-execute" is like self-execute, but you also perform Demand effects (but not Compel effects from Artifacts), and all opponents are considered vulnerable for those demands, ignoring icon counts and parley rules.
	* (9) New "parley" rules for games with 4+ players (excluding team games):		* (9) New "parley" rules for games with 4+ players (excluding team games):

Pitdood: /* Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha] */

2024-01-03T02:18:53Z

Changes to 4th edition (Ultimate) [update this after the alpha]

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	* <u>Display</u>: At the start of the turn after you dig an Artifact and put it On Display, you may choose to take a free Dogma action targeting it. Whether or not you did, an empty Museum is taken from the supply and placed in your play area, and the Artifact that was On Display is placed on top of it. This is now your Museum. There are five Museum cards (which all start available in the general supply), and when all available Museums are owned, if any one player owns more museums than every other player, they claim one as an Achievement, and then the active player returns all Artifacts in Museums and returns the rest of the Museums to the supply. (If no one player has the most, they all just get returned)		* <u>Display</u>: At the start of the turn after you dig an Artifact and put it On Display, you may choose to take a free Dogma action targeting it. Whether or not you did, an empty Museum is taken from the supply and placed in your play area, and the Artifact that was On Display is placed on top of it. This is now your Museum. There are five Museum cards (which all start available in the general supply), and when all available Museums are owned, if any one player owns more museums than every other player, they claim one as an Achievement, and then the active player returns all Artifacts in Museums and returns the rest of the Museums to the supply. (If no one player has the most, they all just get returned)
	* '''Museums''': You may meld an artifact in one of your museums with a Meld action (you can no longer meld Artifacts that are On Display). You may target an opponent’s artifact in a museum with a Dig event. In these cases, the Museum is returned to the supply.		* '''Museums''': You may meld an artifact in one of your museums with a Meld action (you can no longer meld Artifacts that are On Display). You may target an opponent’s artifact in a museum with a Dig event. In these cases, the Museum is returned to the supply.
			* If you are told to simply "claim an achievement", this can be any available standard or special achievement (as opposed to 3E where it could only be standard achievements)

	==Overview==		==Overview==

Pitdood at 00:17, 3 January 2024

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	* (10) New Chain Rule: If you are self-executing or fully executing a card as instructed during an effect (like Computers tells you to do), and are instructed by that card to self-execute or fully execute another card (say Robotics), before you do you draw and achieve an [11].		* (10) New Chain Rule: If you are self-executing or fully executing a card as instructed during an effect (like Computers tells you to do), and are instructed by that card to self-execute or fully execute another card (say Robotics), before you do you draw and achieve an [11].
	* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (i.e., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.		* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (i.e., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.
			* (12) If you are told to "reveal" a card from a deck, as opposed to "draw and reveal", it is replaced on the deck after it has been revealed. This is opposed to 3rd ed. where all revealed cards are put in your hand if you are not told to do something else with them.

	<u>The Unseen expansion</u>		<u>The Unseen expansion</u>

Pitdood: Added referenced to "the X deck"

2023-12-19T23:35:54Z

Added referenced to "the X deck"

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	* (10) New Chain Rule: If you are self-executing or fully executing a card as instructed during an effect (like Computers tells you to do), and are instructed by that card to self-execute or fully execute another card (say Robotics), before you do you draw and achieve an [11].		* (10) New Chain Rule: If you are self-executing or fully executing a card as instructed during an effect (like Computers tells you to do), and are instructed by that card to self-execute or fully execute another card (say Robotics), before you do you draw and achieve an [11].
			* (11) Effects that target a specific deck (i.e., "the 4 deck") only affect the base deck of that number.

	<u>The Unseen expansion</u>		<u>The Unseen expansion</u>

Pitdood: Artifacts clarification

2023-12-19T23:22:31Z

Artifacts clarification

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	<u>Artifacts expansion (4th edition)</u>		<u>Artifacts expansion (4th edition)</u>
	* <u>Display</u>: At the start of the turn after you dig an Artifact and put it On Display, you may choose to take a free Dogma action targeting it. Whether or not you did, an empty Museum is taken from the supply and placed in your play area, and the Artifact that was On Display is placed on top of it. This is now your Museum. There are five Museum cards (which all start in the general supply), and when all ~~five~~ are owned, ~~the~~ player ~~with the most Museums claims~~ one as an Achievement, and then returns all Artifacts in Museums and returns the rest of the Museums to the supply. (If no one player has the most, they all just get returned)		* <u>Display</u>: At the start of the turn after you dig an Artifact and put it On Display, you may choose to take a free Dogma action targeting it. Whether or not you did, an empty Museum is taken from the supply and placed in your play area, and the Artifact that was On Display is placed on top of it. This is now your Museum. There are five Museum cards (which all start available in the general supply), and when all available Museums are owned, if any one player owns more museums than every other player, they claim one as an Achievement, and then the active player returns all Artifacts in Museums and returns the rest of the Museums to the supply. (If no one player has the most, they all just get returned)
	* '''Museums''': You may meld an artifact in one of your museums with a Meld action (you can no longer meld Artifacts that are On Display). You may target an opponent’s artifact in a museum with a Dig event. In these cases, the Museum is returned to the supply.		* '''Museums''': You may meld an artifact in one of your museums with a Meld action (you can no longer meld Artifacts that are On Display). You may target an opponent’s artifact in a museum with a Dig event. In these cases, the Museum is returned to the supply.

Pitdood: slight wording change

2023-12-13T18:41:29Z

slight wording change

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	<u>Echoes expansion (4th edition)</u>		<u>Echoes expansion (4th edition)</u>
	* <s>(1) <u>Game start</u>: Draw an Echoes card instead of one of the two starting base cards in your hand</s> (new rule being tested where you always start with two base cards)		* <s>(1) <u>Game start</u>: Draw an Echoes card instead of one of the two starting base cards in your hand</s> (new rule being tested where you always start with two base cards)
	* (2) <u>Draw Rule</u>: If you have a ~~unique~~ highest top card, when you would draw a Base or Unseen card, draw an Echoes card instead. (new rule being tested)		* (2) <u>Draw Rule</u>: If you have a uniquely valued highest top card, when you would draw a Base or Unseen card, draw an Echoes card instead. (new rule being tested)
	* (3) When you have a card that you can promote, you must, and you must take a free Dogma action targeting it (instead of it being optional in 3E)		* (3) When you have a card that you can promote, you must, and you must take a free Dogma action targeting it (instead of it being optional in 3E)
	* (4) Your forecast has a limit of 5 cards, which decreases based on the best splay you have on your board: Left: 4, Right: 3, Up: 2, Aslant: 1. Rules on the limit are the same as for the Safe in The Unseen		* (4) Your forecast has a limit of 5 cards, which decreases based on the best splay you have on your board: Left: 4, Right: 3, Up: 2, Aslant: 1. Rules on the limit are the same as for the Safe in The Unseen