Post by Zounder on Mar 5, 2014 14:30:23 GMT -5
Card Mechanics
Today’s Tactic, Cut Your Losses, is an example of one of many draw cards of the Genetic Code type. This Tactic does not have override, which means it goes to your Resource area after use. Since it only costs two Genetic Code, you can play it on your first turn, draw 2 cards, and pitch a card you don’t need. If Sixx is your Advent, you can exhaust her to send the discarded card to your resource area. So it’s often beneficial to discard a card with a Resource Effect (for instance, Rebel Sniper, which was previewed yesterday) and then move it to the Resource area using Sixx.
Furthermore, Cut Your Losses has a Resource Effect. If one of your cards is destroyed, you may activate Cut Your Losses in the Resource area to send the destroyed card there by decommissioning (removing from the game) Cut Your Losses. This effect, like Sixx's, is useful to fix your Resource Area with cards like Rebel Sniper that also have Resource Effects.
Today’s Tactic, Cut Your Losses, is an example of one of many draw cards of the Genetic Code type. This Tactic does not have override, which means it goes to your Resource area after use. Since it only costs two Genetic Code, you can play it on your first turn, draw 2 cards, and pitch a card you don’t need. If Sixx is your Advent, you can exhaust her to send the discarded card to your resource area. So it’s often beneficial to discard a card with a Resource Effect (for instance, Rebel Sniper, which was previewed yesterday) and then move it to the Resource area using Sixx.
Furthermore, Cut Your Losses has a Resource Effect. If one of your cards is destroyed, you may activate Cut Your Losses in the Resource area to send the destroyed card there by decommissioning (removing from the game) Cut Your Losses. This effect, like Sixx's, is useful to fix your Resource Area with cards like Rebel Sniper that also have Resource Effects.