[UEP, Accepted] Misdirection for everyone
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[UEP, Accepted] Misdirection for everyone
Name: Misdirection for Everyone!
Status: Accepted
Proposal maintainer: Wacho
Categories: Balance
Errata: Chance of Being Lost and Winds of Wrath: You may play these cards against any opponent who is using the same type of location deck (hero sites or minion sites) as yourself.
Remove this entry from CRF and replace with -- Chance of Being Lost and Winds of Wrath: You must supply the site for your opponent. If opponent is using a different type of location deck you may use a site of the appropriate type from outside your location deck. If you do not have access to the appropriate type of site cards you may not play this card. Note: you may not use a site that you have in play or in your discard pile.
Problem: As it stands now when playing hero vs. minion these two hazards are banned from play without much reason for it. Fallen-Wizards have slight advantage because they have access to both types of sites.
Solution: Allow players to use opposite type sites for these hazard cards
Pros: Removes unnecessary restriction which will give more options for hazard portion of deck. More fun sending your opponent all over Middle Earth. Balance.
Cons: None that I can see.
Rationale: There is no real thematic reason why you can get lost if your opponent is the same alignment but not if he is a different alignment. Also many people already play this way.
Discussion:
Voting started at: 6 MAR 2008
Voting ends at: 27 MAR 2008
Status: Accepted
Proposal maintainer: Wacho
Categories: Balance
Errata: Chance of Being Lost and Winds of Wrath: You may play these cards against any opponent who is using the same type of location deck (hero sites or minion sites) as yourself.
Remove this entry from CRF and replace with -- Chance of Being Lost and Winds of Wrath: You must supply the site for your opponent. If opponent is using a different type of location deck you may use a site of the appropriate type from outside your location deck. If you do not have access to the appropriate type of site cards you may not play this card. Note: you may not use a site that you have in play or in your discard pile.
Problem: As it stands now when playing hero vs. minion these two hazards are banned from play without much reason for it. Fallen-Wizards have slight advantage because they have access to both types of sites.
Solution: Allow players to use opposite type sites for these hazard cards
Pros: Removes unnecessary restriction which will give more options for hazard portion of deck. More fun sending your opponent all over Middle Earth. Balance.
Cons: None that I can see.
Rationale: There is no real thematic reason why you can get lost if your opponent is the same alignment but not if he is a different alignment. Also many people already play this way.
Discussion:
Voting started at: 6 MAR 2008
Voting ends at: 27 MAR 2008
Last edited by Wacho on Fri Mar 28, 2008 5:00 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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The introductory thread doesn't say anything about a standard voting period. All I could find was a statement about 2 weeks for voting. If that has changed to a standard one month somewhere let me know. I don't have a problem keeping this open another week. Initially I set a 3 week time period because I thought that would be sufficient.
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Tried to look it up because I distinctly remember discussing it somewhere, but couldn't find it, so maybe something for Jamie to slip in the creating UEP guidelines? up till now it has been kind of common practise to use a 1 month voting period, after initially we used 2 weeks I think. Anyway, I was just joking, the support for the proposal is quite overwhelming so no need to drag it out longer I suppose 

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