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So i start playing cards, cards arent to bad.
I forgot it was unlimited deck. I have Parity in my deck so keep it for obvious reasons.
Turn 11 - I get parity
Turn 12 - I get another
Turn 13 - I get yet another
http://i49.tinypic.com/1sm8nc.jpg
Is this a glitch? |
I would tend to call that extremely bad luck.
However, if you get four Dragon's Eye's, that should make up for it. |
i lost tons of gold in tavern and totally quit playing with gold anymore.
am slowly saving up my gold again.
hmmph. i had TONS of bad luck........ TONS. watch my game logs and you will know what i mean. |
| ive always wanted to get 5 lucky coins. mwahahahaha |
| I recommend great capital, one deck. ;-) |
for MasterTI:
No glitch here. Infinite deck means you can have the same card 7 times (unlikely, but still).
Using a real-world analogy, imagine each time you are supposed to draw a card, you open a sealed deck, pick a random card from it and throw away the rest. You can imagine it's not impossible to have three Queens in your hands with such settings.
for Omega22:
I recommend great capital, one deck. ;-)
+1. The best possible setting around. Fast and balanced games, usually won by whoever reaches 50 first.
And since there's just one Dragon Eye in the deck, each player has about 50% chances of winning ;) |
| Well Dragon Eye is not the only winning card. There are better ones too. :-) |
1 deck is always more strategic to play :)
take example on your favorite Dragon Eye, even i dont have enough mana to use it. i can hold it forever without discard, this could restrict you to get it :) |
| I prefer YL one deck ;p Race to high resources can be suspenseful at high stakes :D |
YL is awsome long and flustrating when you see it well in advance that opponent will win in (50-70 turns) by resources, while u don't have any chance for demolish or reaching 150 tower....
I say EB is quite fair and most balanced (up to 75 u can use some tactics).
While GC is also not bad, fast and almost balanced, however 'luck' has much more importance there. |
| what is tavern drink effect luck+1?how can you get it? |
| After reaching gambler's guide lvl12 (800 victories in 2 tower cards) u may 'drink' at tavern once per 24 hours and u gain +1 extra luck (as from talents or e.g. amulet of luck) for 1 hour -> useful for any kind of combat |
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well, not useful for tourneys, though ;p |
YL is just extremely long and boring imho. usually, you know about 15-20 turns in advance who will win. i prefer GC or EB 1 deck. infinite deck is boring for me since you can't use much strategy.
about dragon's eye: all the dragon cards (dragon's eye, dragon's heart, dragon) are rare and hard to get. i think that in a deck, there are 2 of each card (or even 3), and only one of each dragon card. |
| for RicHunter: I thought it is a one-time drink... and I was just thinking if the effort is really worth of it. So you can drink it once every 24 hours? |
for TBI: yes, otherwise i don't think anyone would find it worth the effort to reach gambler's guild level 12. but its not for 1 hour, its for 2 hours at level 12 and 3 hours at level 15.
https://www.lordswm.com/help.php?section=10 |
| Lol 3 of em.. well i've had 3 rainbows.... also i finished 3 players off with a rainbow for other reasons lol |
about dragon's eye: all the dragon cards (dragon's eye, dragon's heart, dragon) are rare and hard to get. i think that in a deck, there are 2 of each card (or even 3), and only one of each dragon card.
There is only ONE card of each kind in one deck. You can get it multiple times. Just dragons are special because everybody seems to concentrate on them. |
According to my experiences in 2 tower cards, however there are only 1 cards of each kind in deck, after u played one from your hands it gets back into deck.
Replacement into deck seems to be random in a way, however it never gets on the top of the deck, but also not on the bottom somehow in the 'bottom' or later part usually...
So lets say if u have already played dragon's eye in 10-15 more turns it could be drawn again by both (by u or by opponent).
What are your experiences? |
| Same. All cards seem to circulate equally. But you and your opponent can only have one of each kind. |
