[Fluxx] Favorite/Least favorite cards

[Scott Sulzer]

Inflation may be a bit of a pain for keeping track in a larger group, but it
does help if you vocalize it each time you draw and each time it changes.
Inflation can also be a fun way to work a bit of math lesson into your
reading lesson if you are dealing with younger children, or even children
who have difficulties with either subject.

 

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[mailto:fluxx-bounces at lists.looneylabs.com] On Behalf Of Christopher Onstad
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Subject: Re: [Fluxx] Favorite/Least favorite cards

 

I think the cards I like most are the ones that throw a little bit of chaos
into the game.  So I like the action cards like Scramble keepers, or Rotate
hands.  Things that do not make a completely random game, but cause a little
scrambling in order to adjust to an unexpected situation.

 

 

As for dislike, I think my least favorite card of all is the Inflation rule.
I like the concept of it, but in most games it slows games down as everybody
stops and does math.  Not just figuring out what to draw and play, but then
checking their cards of numerals.  And to be honest, it's not like it's
intolerable by any stretch.  It's just the one card I would single out as
least favorite.  It would either be that, or keeper television, because
there is never anything good on television.

 



 

2008/3/9 Scott Sulzer <ssulzer at uidaho.edu>:

Hello all,

Just wanted to throw out for discussion, what are your favorite and/or least
favorite cards in Fluxx, and why.

If it's a specific card, please include the Fluxx type and version, in case
it isn't included in other versions.

Personally, I find steal/trash a keeper to be the most annoying, as you
don't even get a choice in the matter.  At least with keeper limits you are
allowed to choose which cards are disposed of.

 

My favorite, at this point, would have to be the empty hand bonus.  It works
great, in my opinion, whenever the draw is lower than the play, or play all
is in effect.

 

How about you?

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