>
> Is "Final Card Random" Broken or Unfair when it's
> Draw 3, Play 3, Hand Limit
> 0? I draw 3 cards... I play two of them.... here,
> you choose which I should
> play for my final card, will you please? I can
> think of lots of ways to
> skirt intentional chaos - that's part of my
> strategic playing of Fluxx.
>
>
>
> More chaos to this one. Let us assume (I know, I
> know) that there is a Play
> 5 in effect, along with Final Card Random. Now, I
> play 3 cards, for my
> fourth card, I play a Play 3. Playing the Play 3
> becomes my final card,
> however, since it was not in effect until it was
> played, it was not my final
> card until it is played. My final card did not end
> up being random, but no
> one could prevent me from going around the rule this
> way, correct?
>
Ow... my head is starting to hurt... If I have "final
play random" in play and play three currently in
effect. I play two cards and then another player
randomly chooses "play four". As I have only played
three, this player now draw ANOTHER random card from
my hand for me to play?? Correct?
Anything worth taking seriously is worth making fun of.
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