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<br clear=all/>Did I say six? I meant seven.[[User:Jtwe|Jtwe]] 17:57, 24 January 2008 (UTC) | <br clear=all/>Did I say six? I meant seven.[[User:Jtwe|Jtwe]] 17:57, 24 January 2008 (UTC) | ||
{{Card | title = Michiganite Core | type = Equipment - Soldier | bgcolor = | {{Card | title = Michiganite Core | type = Equipment - Soldier | bgcolor = 088 | cornervalue = 2410 | creator = jtwe | text = At the end of your turn, put an Ore counter on each Unit and Terrain in every era where there is an Ore counter or a Michiganite Core.<br><br>At the start of your turn, destroy all Portals in every era in which there are 30 or more Ore counters on cards in that era.}} | ||
<br clear=all/>Did I say seven? I meant eight. This one is probably too annoying to exist, especially with my own Supermassive Black Hole in the same era. Michiganite, of course, is a radioactive, self-replicating mineral which would make excellent weapons if it weren't for its tendency to, well, self-replicate and spread radiation everywhere, leaving vast swaths of land uninhabitable. [[User:Jtwe|Jtwe]] 18:59, 24 January 2008 (UTC) | <br clear=all/>Did I say seven? I meant eight. This one is probably too annoying to exist, especially with my own Supermassive Black Hole in the same era. Michiganite, of course, is a radioactive, self-replicating mineral which would make excellent weapons if it weren't for its tendency to, well, self-replicate and spread radiation everywhere, leaving vast swaths of land uninhabitable. [[User:Jtwe|Jtwe]] 18:59, 24 January 2008 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 18:59, 24 January 2008
Six new cards, inspired by John Linnell's State Songs. Normally I'd just add them to the page, but name and flavor text-wise, they're kind of out there, even by my standards. Anywho, I didn't want to clutter up the main talk page with them, but here they are, in case anyone thinks they're neat.
1889
Final RevelationEquipment - Soldier
When the equipped Unit is destroyed, each other Unit you control in this Era may take an Action.
"In the morning he'll tell someone the last thing that I said, when I told him that Montana was a leg."
"In the morning he'll tell someone the last thing that I said, when I told him that Montana was a leg."
Card by jtwe
1861
C. S. S. ArkansasUnit - Vehicle
Damage: 2 (ranged)
Stamina: 8
As an additional cost for this Unit to take a Unit action, discard a card.
Every detail had been reproduced on a scale of one to one.
Stamina: 8
As an additional cost for this Unit to take a Unit action, discard a card.
Every detail had been reproduced on a scale of one to one.
Card by jtwe
The Temple of the Maine
Terrain - Unique External
Whenever a Holy Unit destroys a Profane Unit, its controller may flip any Portal in play face-up. Whenever a Profane Unit destroys a Holy Unit, its controller may flip any Portal in play face-fown.
Maine is the devil you know; Maine is the heaven below; Maine at the top of the chart has crushed my evil heart.
Maine is the devil you know; Maine is the heaven below; Maine at the top of the chart has crushed my evil heart.
Card by jtwe
2350
Michiganite MineTerrain - Site
Stamina: X, where X is the number of players.
Remove all damage from this card at the start of your turn.
Units in this era have "Unit Action: Inflict 1 damage on Michiganite Mine, inflict 1 damage on target Unit, and draw a card."
O Michigan, exemplar of unchecked replication!
Remove all damage from this card at the start of your turn.
Units in this era have "Unit Action: Inflict 1 damage on Michiganite Mine, inflict 1 damage on target Unit, and draw a card."
O Michigan, exemplar of unchecked replication!
Card by jtwe
1788
Sad New HampshiremanUnit - Soldier
Damage: 1
Stamina: 1
At the start of your turn, you may target a player who controls an open Portal in this era. If you do, look at the top card of that player's deck, and put it back on top of that deck or remove it from the game.
Stamina: 1
At the start of your turn, you may target a player who controls an open Portal in this era. If you do, look at the top card of that player's deck, and put it back on top of that deck or remove it from the game.
Card by jtwe
Nevada's Gambit
Action
Remove all damage from target Soldier Unit that is not in its home era. You may inflict that much damage on another Unit in the same era.
Nevada, Nevada, The dream of every gal. Nevada, Nevada, It's every boy's pal.
Nevada, Nevada, The dream of every gal. Nevada, Nevada, It's every boy's pal.
Card by jtwe
Enjoy. Jtwe 17:44, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
2350
OregonTerrain - Site
Unit Action: Remove the top card of your deck from the game and inflict 1 damage on target Unit.
In the brothel, in the castle, on the crowded boulevard, do they sing the dreadful words?
In the brothel, in the castle, on the crowded boulevard, do they sing the dreadful words?
Card by jtwe
Did I say six? I meant seven.Jtwe 17:57, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
2410
Michiganite CoreEquipment - Soldier
At the end of your turn, put an Ore counter on each Unit and Terrain in every era where there is an Ore counter or a Michiganite Core.
At the start of your turn, destroy all Portals in every era in which there are 30 or more Ore counters on cards in that era.
At the start of your turn, destroy all Portals in every era in which there are 30 or more Ore counters on cards in that era.
Card by jtwe
Did I say seven? I meant eight. This one is probably too annoying to exist, especially with my own Supermassive Black Hole in the same era. Michiganite, of course, is a radioactive, self-replicating mineral which would make excellent weapons if it weren't for its tendency to, well, self-replicate and spread radiation everywhere, leaving vast swaths of land uninhabitable. Jtwe 18:59, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
