Zach Scott deck
| Zach Scott deck | |
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| Designer | Jackson |
| Date | 27/05/2007 |
| Players | 3+ |
| 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.) | |
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Just kinda figuring this out, so this deck is not gonna be playable for a while. This is a deck about a local theatre named after the actor Zachary Scott. More specifically, about its Performing Arts School's homeschooler theatre classes. Because of this, there will be a lot of references that most people won't get. I apologize for this.
Special Rules
Winning
Out of the players who have their Scripts completely Memorized, the person who has the most Performance Skill points at the end of the game wins!
Scripts
Each player starts out with a Script of 10 pages. The pages can be represented by tokens, playing cards, actual pieces of paper, or - if you trust your friends - kept track of mentally. When a page is "Memorized" the token is put aside (though it might be picked back up later).
Setup
Aside from the usual, setup includes this:
- Separating the Skills cards into their respective categories and putting them aside.
- Giving each player a "script".
- Deciding upon the length of the Semester (game) in Class Days (rounds), a Class Day being one turn for each player. I think 30-40 would be reasonable, depending on how fast people play. Any less and you'll need to change the length of the scripts, or set the Deadline as the last Class Day (see next step).
- Setting the Deadline (specific class day) by which the Scripts must be Memorized. I'd say by the 20th for a 30-40 round game.
Skills Cards
Skills cards are a subset of things that have point values that cound toward your score. Once obtained through whatever means, they are immediately placed in front of the player who obtained them, where they remain until another card removes them or the game ends, whichever comes first. When a player obtains a Skill card of which he already has one of the same kind, it is placed on top of said matching card in a way that you can see the point values of all cards of that type.
