Post by OMFGitsVico on Sept 1, 2007 23:30:33 GMT -5
UPDATED!!!
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May be used once by the player with Carrot #10 to add the Green amount to the Yellow amount, then subtract the Red amount from their sum.
(Positive) = Spend at any open shop.
(0) = No effect.
(Negative) = Steal from an opponent.
Bunny Bits:
The player rolls the Yellow, Green and Red dice. Then he adds the Green amount to the Yellow amount, and then subtracts the Red amount from their sum. If the outcome is a positive integer, the player may immediately spend that amount at any open shops. If the outcome is a negative integer, the player may take that amount from any one opponent. Only the exact amount may be taken. If the outcome is zero, nothing happens.
Personal Note:
I drew the calculator by hand using Primsmacolor color pencils, scanned it, and used Paint for editing. I don't have Photoshop on this computer, so it's really, really rough around the edges, and I couldn't give it a cool background, but this is basically how I envision these cards to look. Simplicity!
And just so you know, 23 is the highest amount you can possibly get, and -10 is the lowest. During testing, it took me 16 times before I got a Negative number and 18 times before I got a Zero. Try it for yourself! Lemme know how it works for ya!
Text:
May be used once by the player with Carrot #10 to add the Green amount to the Yellow amount, then subtract the Red amount from their sum.
(Positive) = Spend at any open shop.
(0) = No effect.
(Negative) = Steal from an opponent.
Bunny Bits:
The player rolls the Yellow, Green and Red dice. Then he adds the Green amount to the Yellow amount, and then subtracts the Red amount from their sum. If the outcome is a positive integer, the player may immediately spend that amount at any open shops. If the outcome is a negative integer, the player may take that amount from any one opponent. Only the exact amount may be taken. If the outcome is zero, nothing happens.
Personal Note:
I drew the calculator by hand using Primsmacolor color pencils, scanned it, and used Paint for editing. I don't have Photoshop on this computer, so it's really, really rough around the edges, and I couldn't give it a cool background, but this is basically how I envision these cards to look. Simplicity!
And just so you know, 23 is the highest amount you can possibly get, and -10 is the lowest. During testing, it took me 16 times before I got a Negative number and 18 times before I got a Zero. Try it for yourself! Lemme know how it works for ya!
