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Build Your Own Computer deck
Designer	Hatkirby
Date	March 28th 2008
Players	2-7
This is an unfinished deck. It is incomplete, and is not playable.
To play Dvorak: Draw five cards each and leave the rest as a draw pile. On your turn, draw a card from the draw pile and play one Thing and/or one Action. (See the full rules.)
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This game is about building the biggest and best(est?) computer. You have to give it everything it needs, a.k.a. a processor, a hard drive, some RAM, and may give it some extras, for instance, installing some programs onto a finished computer.

Special Rules

Winning

Every "Thing" that you can put on a computer has a score (See "Thing - Application", "Thing - Memory" and "Thing - Hard Drive" for the special cases"). At the end of the first reshuffle of the deck, (a.k.a. right before you are about to reshuffle it again) count up the number of points that each computer has and the one with the most points wins!

Thing - Application

Each "Thing - Application" has three numbers seperated by slashes in the top right hand corner. The first number represents how much disk space (in MB) a computer needs to handle the application, the second how much RAM (in MB) it needs, and the third how many points a computer gets for having that application installed.

Thing - OS

An Operating System is a type of Application but it does not count towards the maximum number of Applications that a certain processor can hold. You must install an Operating System before you install any Applications. Some processors may not support certain Operating Systems.

Thing - Memory

Each "Thing - Memory" has two numbers seperated by slashes in the top right hand corner. The first number represents how much memory (in MB) your computer gets with this card, and the second is its score.

Thing - Hard Drive

Each "Thing - Hard Drive" has two numbers seperated by slashes in the top right hand corner. The first number represents how much disk space (in MB) your computer gets with this card, and the second is its score.

Card List

1

Intel Pentium 1

Thing - Processor

Every computer requires a processor. A computer can not have more than one processor. This processor can not stand having more than 1 application installed. This processor does not support Windows Vista.

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 | designer = Hatkirby
 | date = March 28th 2008
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+| players = 2-7
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 | text=Destroy an opponent's application or OS. You may only destroy their OS if they have no applications installed.
 | creator=Hatkirby
-| bgcolor=000099
+| bgcolor=990000
+}}
+{{card
+| title=Hard Drive Failure
+| type=Action
+| text=If the opponent has any applications installed, destroy one of them. If not, and the opponent has a Hard Drive Upgrade, destroy one of those. If the opponent has neither, but still has a hard drive, destroy the hard drive.
+| creator=Hatkirby
+| bgcolor=990000
+}}
+{{card
+| title=Blue Screen of Death
+| type=Action
+| text=Use on an opponent that has Windows installed to skip their next turn and, if possible, destroy one of their applications.
+| creator=Hatkirby
+| bgcolor=990000
+}}
+{{card
+| title=Kernel Panic
+| type=Action
+| text=Use on an opponent that has Linux or Mac OS X installed to skip their next turn and, if possible, destroy one of their applications.
+| creator=Hatkirby
+| bgcolor=990000
 }}