If you're talking about new rules, I don't see the new rules as becoming a part of the basic rules. They are new rules that have been added to the game and that can be eliminated. The basic rules are and always will be draw 1 play 1.They just get overridden by the new rules when applicable. This way there's a lot less confusion... well, in terms of what things are called anyways.
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 2:32 PM, Pat
<xenophule@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
True, but there's a slight difference between basic rules and
now-it-a-part-of-the-basic-rules when it comes to new people learning
it.
"Oh, this is the basic rules."
"Yes...and so are these now."
"Oh."
-Next Game-
"Where's all the rest of the cards?"
"What do you mean?"
"All those cards you said were the basic rules...."
Not only that, but like itw as pointed out, it would free up some of
that precious real estate ont he bottom of the cards there.
On 11/26/08, Christopher Hickman <
tophu@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Wednesday, November 26, 2008, at 09:22AM, "Jim McMahon"
> <
jimmcmahon@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>A) All the cards on the table belonging to one player (Keepers and
>> Creepers).
>>B) All the cards on the table affecting everyone, that players can change
>> (Goal and New Rules).
>>C) All the cards on the table that cannot be played or discarded (Basic
>> Rules and Meta Rules).
>
> Well, C doesn't need a new term. The term "Basic Rules" works, as the Meta
> Rules state that they become part of the Basic Rules.
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