Marc Specter
United States
Belmont
Michigan
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If I play Bureaucrat, and an opponent reacts with Secret Chamber, can someone explain to me how this is resolved? Do just 2 cards get put pack if 1 is a Victory card? Do 3 cards get put back? Do you resolve Secret Chamber entirely then Bureaucrat? Thanks in advance for the asssit.
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brian
United States
Cedar Lake
Indiana
Mourning the end of the Manning era.
Welcome baby brother Toby James, 03/24, 8 lb. 15 oz.
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kamus73 wrote: If I play Bureaucrat, and an opponent reacts with Secret Chamber, can someone explain to me how this is resolved? Do just 2 cards get put pack if 1 is a Victory card? Do 3 cards get put back? Do you resolve Secret Chamber entirely then Bureaucrat? Thanks in advance for the asssit.
Resolve Secret Chamber fully, which means draw 2 and put 2 back on your deck, then resolve Bureaucrat putting back a Victory card if you still have one.
You would put 3 cards back if you still had a victory card after SC was played. If one of the two cards that SC puts back is a victory, it doesn't "fulfill" the requirement for Bureaucrat. But if you had no Victory cards left in hand, then you would just ignore the Bureaucrat discard.
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CAG
United States
Georgia
Now I can add text to my avatar? Sweet! Now how do I do it?
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If he reveals Secret Chamber after you play a Bureaucrat, he would draw two cards. He would then put two on top of his deck. If, at that point, he has any VP cards left in his hand, he would add it to the top of his deck. What he keeps and what he puts on his deck will likely be influenced by what else he has in his hand.
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Jeff Wolfe
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Zendo fan, Columbus Blue Jackets fan, Dominion Fan. These are 'permanent microbadges' to free up space on my microbadge row
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kamus73 wrote: Do you resolve Secret Chamber entirely then Bureaucrat?
This. The person who reveals Secret Chamber draws two cards and then puts two back. Then they either reveal and put back a Victory card or they reveal a hand with no Victory cards.
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Ben Bateson
United Kingdom
Ross-on-Wye
Owner of original 'crappy art' GtR and pleased about it.
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You play Bureaucrat
You gain a silver on top of your deck
Opponent reveals Secret Chamber
Opponent takes two cards into hand
Opponent selects two cards from his hand to put back on deck
Opponent either puts a Victory card on his deck or reveals a hand with no victory cards
**EDIT** - what those three guys said. Must try to type faster...
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Jeff Wolfe
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Zendo fan, Columbus Blue Jackets fan, Dominion Fan. These are 'permanent microbadges' to free up space on my microbadge row
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ColtsFan76 wrote: But if you had no Victory cards left in hand, then you would just ignore Bureaucrat.
You do not ignore Bureaucrat. You reveal your hand with no Victory cards.
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brian
United States
Cedar Lake
Indiana
Mourning the end of the Manning era.
Welcome baby brother Toby James, 03/24, 8 lb. 15 oz.
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jeffwolfe wrote: ColtsFan76 wrote: But if you had no Victory cards left in hand, then you would just ignore Bureaucrat. You do not ignore Bureaucrat. You reveal your hand with no Victory cards.
Ignore the "discard" of Bureaucrat is what I meant.
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Drew Spencer
United States
Tucson
Arizona
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ousgg wrote: You play Bureaucrat
You gain a silver on top of your deck
Opponent reveals Secret Chamber
It doesn't make any difference here, but technically the Reaction card is revealed immediately when Bureaucrat is played, so the proper order is:
(1) Play Bureaucrat
(2) Opponent reveals Secret Chamber, resolving it fully
(3) Resolve Bureaucrat fully
a. Gain a Silver, putting it on top of your deck.
b. Opponents either put a Victory card on top of their decks or reveal a hand with no Victory cards.
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