The people playing Fluxx just commit it to memory...
A Ross wrote:
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[mailto:fluxx-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Richard
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 6:45 AM
To: Fluxx Discussion List
Subject: Re: [Fluxx] Doppelganger
I took note of that on Hal Haag's site and created my own doppleganger
card. I have had to retire certain made-up cards from my deck because
they were too powerful, and the original doppleganger fits into that
category. If you do not want to play with super-powerful cards, here's
what I found helps: make the doppleganger have to copy something the
moment it comes into play. My card says:
Type: Keeper
Name: Doppelganger
Image: A small 4-pointed star shape with the letters "DG" in the middle and
question marks on the four sides.
Text: "When you play this card, choose one of your opponents' keepers. This
acts as a duplicate of that card. When the Doppleganger leaves play, it
loses its copied keeper name."
[I guess you could change it so it /could/ be used on your own
keepers... Also, you should put on the card that it loses its keeper
name/ability when it leaves play so it can change later]
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How do you keep track of what Keeper it's copying? (Mine is a copy of
whatever its owner says it is at that moment.)
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