From:	Matb <mbreton@**.NETCOM.COM>
Subject:	Re: More tourney stuff
Date:	Fri, 23 Jan 1998 17:08:40 -0800

> > But multi-player cards-? I'm stumped to think of one that really fits
> > multi-play but not one-on-one. (Maybe Saeder-Krupp, but FASA seems
> > willing to lobotomize the card for tourneys. Alas.)

> I thought the Fat Man was the ideal multi-player card. Since it allows
> you to pump up other player's cards, it really doesn't do much good in a
> two player game (I'm definitely NOT going to spend money to pump up my
> opponent's elite security mage which I am facing). I would be willing to
> spend money to pump up that same challenge if another opponent was facing
> the challenge and I saw it as swinging the game in my favor.

Strange; I went through a phase where I was damned and determined to use
the Fat Man in two-player. It works pretty well, once you stash a lot
of Blindsideds and Security Consultants. (Yes, your opponent's Elite
Security Mage is ideal in this situation.) Agreed that it seems best in
a multi-player game; I was splitting hairs rather fine (looking for
cards that worked really only in multi-player and not at all in
one-on-one.)

I've been working on some tourney rules of my own, which should be ready
in another week or two.

-Matt

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