What I didn't show you, though, was how the voting cards worked.
In the previous article on Unglued 2 I introduced a card that interacted with voting cards. A vote passes if a majority vote in favor.
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Each player gets one vote plus an additional vote if he or she has 5 or fewer creatures in his or her graveyard. If vote passes, put all creature cards from all graveyards into play. The plan was for us to run a test sheet to make sure the scratch-off technology would work well with Magic cards but the product got put on hiatus before that test was run.Įndangered Species Act | Art by Randy GallegosĬall a vote. As you can see, Unglued 2 was definitely pushing the boundaries in a number of different ways. We also were seriously considering having gum in each of the booster packs. The thought behind the scratch-off cards was to create variance through a more offbeat means of randomizing. Obviously, once you scratch off two lines, there was no way to prevent players who had memorized all versions from knowing the third. We also designed the cards such that scratching off any one line wouldn't allow you to necessarily know which version of the ten you have. Each scratch-off card had ten different version so that players wouldn't know which version they had. Each scratch-off card has three different scratch-off lines so that it could be used three times.
I showed you a sorcery last time, so I thought this time I show you a creature. Last time, I explained that Unglued 2 was going to have scratch-off cards. U, Sacrifice Card Shark: Draw a card.Ġ/1. 1U Target creature gains flying until end of turn.ġ/1. T: Card Shark deals 1 damage to target creature or player.ġ/4. U Return Card Shark to its owner's hand.Ġ/1.
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