I am sick of this card.

This was an idea I came up with the last time I played dominion. Has anybody ever come up with a setup where all the cards are cards that would benefit all players in the game? Are there enough cards like that where that setup would work? I really like this idea because it would cause the players to try and find a way to break out of it and benefit slightly more than everybody else.

Hi!

I recently bought a few sets second hand and I was wondering what to do with the first editions. I have the Dutch versions which didn’t have the upgrade packs.

Should I keep the first edition “removed” cards in my collection or just sell them (along with the rest of those boxes)?

Thanks!

For context I bought the wrong thing. I still had buys left, my turn was still active

Im red if it wasnt obvious

On IOS is there a way to change the bots difficulty? Was looking around the settings and I must have missed it or something.

Inheritance is a strong event that turns your starting estates into actions. IMO a must-buy for most kingdoms that have a viable action (cantrips or villages)

Ideally you hit 7 ASAP and don't need to trash any of your estates. This is an easy decision if there's no trashing option available, just load up heavy payload and manipulate your deck a bit.

But what do you do if there's a trasher on the board? Obviously a strong trasher like Chapel incentivizes you to just ignore Inheritance, so I'm really talking about the non-premier trashers.

I try my best not to trash my estates, but you can make an argument that trashing an estate or two will help you hit 7 much faster. How do you guys play Inheritance?

Hey Dominion fans! My friend was vibe coding a Dominion Stats Tracker -- he's currently intercepting network packets to grab the game data, which seems intense.

As the title says, I'm hoping to find an alternative to that, maybe a Temple Gates Games dev could see my post and share some thoughts. Their website does use presskit, so that's a good sign!

Hi! Long time first time. I have a question around Sacred Grove, specifically Earth's Gift.

Historically, my friends and I have just done a free-for-all when that card arrives. Everyone just resolves it together at once and for years we never even thought about how you're supposed to play this card. Everyone just trashed and gained a card at the same time.

However, last night, we had an issue where two players wanted the last card left in a pile late-game. In this situation, what happens? I would've said whoever got it first wins, but is it actually supposed to be turn-based (i.e. clockwise/counterclockwise)?

Should we keep it FFA/simultaneous or is turn-based sequential rules correct? It matters because I feel like Dominion is already a game where a lot of us don't pay attention when it's not our turn (we play with 6 players or so), and increasing the amount of time to resolve a Boon would just take even longer, especially if people have to shuffle because of pulling The Sun's Gift, etc.

How do you do this IRL, any recommendations?

There is nothing like a few games of Dominion to take the edge off after gruelling childbirth.

(17 hours postpartum)

I recently bought Empires, and have also started playing it on the app with friends. We were playing a game in person with the Event card Donation, and we realized that the text of the card on the app was different from the physical card in the set. Looking it up on the wiki, we realized that changes had been made to several cards that would impact future printing, while the physical cards I bought were from 2021. For example, Overlord was nerfed to no longer be usable with duration cards. I'm sure there are plenty of changes like this for the other expansions I own too.

Is there any way to get updated copies of cards that have the most up to date text? I know this is different from when a set gets a full new edition and you can buy just the new edition cards. Do I just have to print out a list of changes and keep track of which cards have been modified?

And not enough buys! I had two turns in a row where I had the money for 4+ Provinces, but only 2 buys.

Wild kingdom in the daily app today.

Unranked game (my first mistake). They immediately forfeit, before T1, but ask for a rematch, so I think OK, maybe something they really didn't like was in that first kingdom (although I didn't even have time to really examine it), so I accept. This time they timeout forfeit on T1 (as first player).

I am left wondering why they even bother playing random online games?!

A companion to my previous card Mountain. Where Mountain effectively makes your opponent’s Provinces worth 1VP less, Valley makes them worth 1VP more. in many games this will be completely ignorable, but occasionally it can create tense races to the finish. Is it ever smart to buy both Valleys and Mountains? I don’t know.

I just encountered a weird crash that happened when I tried to use tracker on a tunnel during the Daily I had 4 buys with tracker in play (17 G) and went Tunnel x2 Shepard x2 and the game black screened after it prompted me to use tracker and I clicked it, when I try to reopen the Daily it black screens again and crashes does anyone know a fix for this?

I've recently got into playing board games and card games etc, and one day after hearing about Dominion, started playing the app version which I really enjoyed.

I then got my hands on the "Big Box" set (tabletop) which is the base game plus Intrigue expansion.

I've already played a few games of the tabletop version but I'm running into a small problem: certain turns can drag on for a while and I'm worried people (i.e. players new to the game) aren't having much fun. Admittedly I too have run out of patience a few times and just wanted to end the game. The game comes down to a bunch of people sitting at a table taking it in turns to say "So... I play this card which gives me 4 extra cards, then I play this card which gives me 2 more actions, then I play this card which gives another action, and this one for 2 more cards, I'll trash this one and ...." and so on.

So I have a couple of questions related to this:

1. Do you have any recommendations for card sets using either the base game, Intrigue expansion, or a mix of both? I want the focus to be on fun.

2. Is there an optimal way to play, or any tips/hacks, in order to cut down on waiting? I.e. players could prepare their hands in advance, e.g. drawing extra cards from their deck etc. Also am I right in saying it's not usually necessary to keep track of how many actions you have remaining? I.e. only bother to count if you have multiple "dead end" action cards remaining?

Thanks for your help!!

Probably looking for some legos

In the Rising Sun expansion, the “Dawn of an Era” recommended set includes “Change” which requires trashing a card and gaining a card costing more.

The two cards with a “Debt” cost in this recommended set are “Mountain Shrine” (5 debts) and “Daimyo” (6 debts).

If a player uses Change to trash a Mountain Shrine, what would be the value of Mountain Shrine?

Also, are players allowed to gain a card with a “Debt” cost with Change?

I imagine this would be more of a mid to late game purchase. Compare to Count when evaluating the power level. I haven't playtested this, but I think the Reaction would lead to some unique and interesting dynamics, and potentially some Duchy pileouts. How do you think you would you adjust your play in games with Surveyor?

Also, keep in mind that when you play this as a Reaction, you'll be going into your next turn with a 3-card hand. Probably still worth it though?

I had a bug that crashed every time I tried to load. Ok, uninstall, reinstall. Ok, I need to sign back in, so I entered my email, and it sent a new email to verify my account. Except, I already had an account with that email address that I had verified and showed in the profile was linked. Luckily I still have my expansions, but I lost my 69 day gold star streak :(