| From: | Crane <jack9@*********.NET> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Question of the Week.... |
| Date: | Mon, 15 Dec 1997 16:46:42 -0800 |
>So, here's the situation. I'm running one of those fantabulous Fuchi
>decks (actually, what I call a Ruin the Nuyen deck, with four Ice Queens
>with Sticky Fingers, and a horde of little Decklings to take Fuchi to
>town). I'm rolling in the dough and reaping in the Rep.
>
>My opponents, however, are coming mighty close to scoring out themselves
>and I've decided to put a stop to it with a big, fat, Fuchi-sponsored
>Block Party, into which I'm dumping twenty-five nuyen, five turns worth
>of non-stop conga line.
>
>Question One: What does "five turns" mean, anyway? Is it a "full
turn"
>like Yoshimo Chang (apparently, five times around the table)? Or just
>five separate player's turns? Sans horde of money, it seems
>exceptionally ineffective if read in this second manner, especially in a
>two-player game.
>
>Question Two: Assuming my opponent doesn't have a LOTI in his hand
>immediately, can he draw one and then use it on his turn? That is to
>say, does Block Party remain in play (like Red Alert) or does it get
>trashed (like Knock-Knock)?
>
>
>-Mb
>
I've tried to make this deck too!
I think it's 'around the table'=1 turn It's a BLOCK party!
technically each turn=1 player's turn as there is no term for the interval
between your turns. But I'm very sure it means to justify it's expense...
I don't think it stays in play.
And it read it that it doesn't prevent Fuchi or Z-Zone as the SR phase is
still there, just no ACTUAL shadowruns!
