Post by lyrebird on Sept 1, 2010 20:00:39 GMT 10
OK. So I didn't win this year, not even close.
But I did share the drive home from Warwick with the two possible winners, and, after the most inane conversation I have ever participated in, I have managed to elicit next years rules.
(I thought I had already sent these in, but I can't find them)
Tribal Trouble - Life Limited 2010
1. All LXG House rules apply, except where contradicted by these rules.
2. All decks must be *modified* Tribal decks.
2a A *modified* tribal deck consists of at least 50% *modified * Tribal Cards.
2b A *modified* Tribal card is either a Tribal card as defined by WOTC, or a Card that uses the Tribe's name anywhere on the card. eg Goblin Kites is a Goblin card.
2c A highlander deck is allowed instead, if a player so chooses.
3. At the beginning of a player's turn, if their life total exceeds 20 life, it becomes 20 life.
3a If a player would lose a total of more than ten life in a turn, they can only lose ten life.
And trust me, you wouldn't believe the impractical ideas that came up on that journey.
Lyrebird
But I did share the drive home from Warwick with the two possible winners, and, after the most inane conversation I have ever participated in, I have managed to elicit next years rules.
(I thought I had already sent these in, but I can't find them)
Tribal Trouble - Life Limited 2010
1. All LXG House rules apply, except where contradicted by these rules.
2. All decks must be *modified* Tribal decks.
2a A *modified* tribal deck consists of at least 50% *modified * Tribal Cards.
2b A *modified* Tribal card is either a Tribal card as defined by WOTC, or a Card that uses the Tribe's name anywhere on the card. eg Goblin Kites is a Goblin card.
2c A highlander deck is allowed instead, if a player so chooses.
3. At the beginning of a player's turn, if their life total exceeds 20 life, it becomes 20 life.
3a If a player would lose a total of more than ten life in a turn, they can only lose ten life.
And trust me, you wouldn't believe the impractical ideas that came up on that journey.
Lyrebird
