I know this is not a deck building game but after playing Legacy several times now, I can see 2 or 3 cards I would like to change out for some of the stronger cards.
For example, there are cards like "Lead From The Front" and "Heroic Interception" that aren't needed all that often and there are 3 of each in the deck. Where as "The Legacy Ring" is needed every game and there is only 2 of those cards in the deck. I would love to be able to ditch 1 of each of "Lead From The Front" and "Heroic Interception" to put in a couple more "The Legacy Ring" cards.
YES. This must happen. I want to start a thread for it, get it going, but I fear it may violate the rules about posting custom decks on the forum. Maybe not, since they're presumably going to be odd thrown-together things, but it's enough of a possibility that I don't want to risk it.
Essentially, on your turn you draw a card, then play one. Cards can give you points, take away points or do damn near anything else. The unique bit of the game is that all the cards are player-created; everyone makes some cards before the game starts, and these are shuffled together with blank cards that can be made into new cards during the game. (There's a completed forum game in the Off-Topic section if you want an example.)
So yeah, a Sentinels version would presumably do similar, but using Sentinels as its framework rather than the point-based game. And it would be majestic.
Changing the decks to just make the heroes more powerful is tantamount to cheating (not that anyone can call you on it, but still). But I have wondered about the possibility of trading cards between decks in order to create what are essentially easy custom heroes - like replacing Visionary's psychic damage one-shots with stuff from Nightmist's deck to create an even more support-focused version, or combining Fixer and Expat into a "gun-fu" character with no Ammo or tools.
This got pretty ridiculous pretty fast. I know its not legal but I can totally understand wanting to change proportions of existing cards.
Not making auto win cards (and to honest, who would want to play with such a thing), but just already existing cards. Also there could pretty reasonably be a rule about not having more than four of any card. I simply chose four because I think that is the highest number of duplicate cards in any deck currently.
I guess you are home ruling so yeah you could both make auto wins and have 20 versions of your favorite card, but thinking about just tweaking here or there is not so outlandish.
Also mixing cards like the kung-fu gun man above, thats not to make a super dominating hero necessarily, its just to make something new that you find fun.
Any hero deck, yes. Baron Blade has five Hasten Dooms, Plague Rat has five Infections, and so forth.
Also mixing cards like the kung-fu gun man above, thats not to make a super dominating hero necessarily, its just to make something new that you find fun.
