Hour of randomness
Hour of Randomness Deck
| Hour of randomness | |
|---|---|
| Designer | eskimoboy |
| Date | 7/02/2009 |
| Players | 2+ |
| This deck has not been categorised. | |
| 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.) | |
 Print this deck | |
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None of the cards in this deck have a connecting theme or idea.
Special Rules
HP: Each player starts with 3 health tokens. If you run out of health tokens, you lose.
Defender Things: Defender Things have a value in the corner. This represents its HP, and it comes into play with that many health tokens.
If a Defender Thing has no health tokens, it dies. As long as you control a Defender Thing, Actions and abilities that would harm you instead must target your Things.
For example, say you have "Large Rock" and your opponent plays "Ant-Sized Harpoon." Normally you would take 1 damage, but "Ant-Sized Harpoon" has to deal with Large Rock
before it can get to you. (fortunately by then it'll be in the discard pile).
Things without corner values: Things without corner values cannot be targeted by damage-dealing cards (they can still be destroyed by a "destroy" effect), but at
the same time, they don't protect you from harm. For example, "only i can see the moon's master plan" will not save you from "nuclear apocalypse."
Action: look at the top card of the deck.
Card List
How do I hold it?
Like an ant!
...What?
Action: look at the top card of the deck.
it could be wor-
DONT SAY IT!
we don't have multiple personalities. *twitch*
So I said to myself, self, it looks like that thing could survive a Nuclear Apocalypse. Then I looked closer.
EBWPTWPS has a nice ring to it.
A pirate's card for me.
If he's a "god" who isn't, then why do we fear his wra- *struck by falling objects*
