The Moon (2008): Fine. In a Blaze of Glory: So if I Reach this with four Enemies around, and one of my opponents has 2 Enemies, 1 Ally and 2 TCs, the Enemies...
... You read it right. ... He wasn't dead enough to regenerate, but enough to get Mouth to Mouth (like the card). On the ability, don't forget he's have to...
... That's not quite what I meant; I meant that even at only 4 Cost, that ability might be too much of an advantage to your opponents for you to use him. ...
Marked for Life: Fine. Compensation: Fine. Genetic Transfer: Ha! I cracked up at that first bit. Fine anyway. Playing Dumb: Should be "trait requirements", and...
I think Compensation is underpowered. A translation for what the card does could be: Play this 1 card to draw another card... maybe. The only way I would use...
... If it is overpowered, one solution would be: When your TARDIS Character attempts to Oppose a Goal, play to allow that character to use Brains to meet the...
... Well that would really obviate Outwitted, wouldn't it? Seeing I really just made a card that is a differently worded card that already existed, expect a...
First, the rewrites... Compensation: Fine. Playing Dumb: Fine. And the new stuff... Escape Justice: Fine. Invitation to Mystery: Hm, that could be a nice way...
Ok, here are my comments on the S&J cards: 1. The Moon – fine 2. Escape justice – fine 3. In A Blaze of glory – fine 4. The Doctor - On balance I think...
... I spread Judoon abilities over the two cards. He gets Computers and the troops get Pilot (there was more than one ship, so...) Ok on the Bravery. ... Sure...
Empire of the Wolf: Okay. If there were room, I'd suggest adding a "destroy all Werewolf cards and Characters they are played on here" to the end of the Oppose...
... No real room, but you can always stem the tide with Attack cards, etc. ... Believe me, I tried. Just not possible to get a good screencap of that scene. ...
Earth (1879): Nice. I can't recall if there are any cards that alter the hand size limit, though... Rose Tyler - Timorous Beastie: Ha, Historical Wager. Fine. ...
... One easy way: When you've already played a card or cards. ... Wil fix. ... They had guns and shot them at people trying to get out of the house. ... What I...
... I'm trying some models, but it's a syntaxical monster as a Condition. It's probably the best path to a working card, but difficult. I'll let you know how...
... Drive test this: C. Mark of the Wolf, Condition [0] /10D/ -Plays on table. When your Werewolf Monster card is about to destroy a Character, instead [V]...
Koh-i-noor Diamond: Fine. Historical Wager: Should be "with History Native". Also, "We are not amused" in the quote should have an opening single quotation...
... Fixed typo. The quotation mark was there, but too close to the un-italicized W. I'v added a space. And yes, the text fitted snugly but surely on Mark of...
... Hm, now it looks too far away. Try adding a space of a VERY small font size. If the quotation marks are themselves italicized, try removing their...
Okay, here are my comments on the Tooth and Claw cards: 1. Earth – fine. 2. Empire of the Wolf- Looked hard at this one and think that the second condition...
... Difficult to get on there syntaxically. I'll see what I can do. Could also make it fewer Werewolves. ... I'd have to check but I don't remember him with a...
... first ... Could also make it fewer Werewolves. Yes that was my other way around it - reduce it by 1 werewolf ... is relatively low because he did allow the...
... Then so it shall be. ... Ok on Bravery since you insist. It was a sword at the end (you're thinking of the Caretaker character). He sacrificed his life to...
