Frédéric Meurrens
France
Wasquehal
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Hi,
Here are some questions after my first game :
1. Spirit card 3 & 4 "...each opponent's field" --> we agree that we speak about each field of my opponents. I found them powerful, only 3 & 4 in level spirit.
2. Spirit car 24 : Magic Harvest. Is is considered as an harvest ? and then we can use all others spirit cards speaking about "harvest" (like 21, 19 ?
3. Do we have to resolve spirit cards in the number order ? for example can we play 29 (fast growth) before 24 (magic harvest) ?
4. Spirit card 40 : Magnificent harvest. green numbers are the grey ones ?
5. Spirit Card 37 : Crafty Spirit. The term "previous" is for previous played or previous in number. If I play 38 in round 4 and then 37 in roudn 5, do I double the effect of 38 ?
Thank you :-)
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Philip duBarry
United States
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Thanks for the questions. I don't have the final game in my hands yet, but I'll do my best. Shawn (from APE Games) might be able to provide a better answer in some cases.
1. I'm pretty sure you got that right. Only works if they have a grown or planted paddy.
2. Yes, as long as the other cards have a passive effect.
3. I'm pretty sure you can do them in any order you like.
4. Man, I thought we fixed that. Yes. 
5. You are correct.
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fredm wrote: 1. Spirit card 3 & 4 "...each opponent's field" --> we agree that we speak about each field of my opponents. I found them powerful, only 3 & 4 in level spirit.
Meaning they are most likely going to be played in either the first or the second turn, maybe the third turn at most but if your other spirit cards had higher number it might mean spending a lot of turns being the last player... Which could be a dangerous move if there's not a lot of water.
So, during the first couple of turn, where there aren't a lot of paddies yet, it sure is mowerfull, but it's not as devastating as it would be late-game.
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Frédéric Meurrens
France
Wasquehal
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Great !!! Thank you
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Frédéric Meurrens
France
Wasquehal
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Tosheros wrote: Meaning they are most likely going to be played in either the first or the second turn, maybe the third turn at most but if your other spirit cards had higher number it might mean spending a lot of turns being the last player... Which could be a dangerous move if there's not a lot of water.
So, during the first couple of turn, where there aren't a lot of paddies yet, it sure is mowerfull, but it's not as devastating as it would be late-game.
@henri
In the rules I see : "The player whose highest card has the lowest value among those compared becomes the First Player, followed by the next-lowest and so on."
So with a level 3 or 4, I should be the last player, no ?
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Mathias Heilmann
Germany
Essen
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fredm wrote: Tosheros wrote: Meaning they are most likely going to be played in either the first or the second turn, maybe the third turn at most but if your other spirit cards had higher number it might mean spending a lot of turns being the last player... Which could be a dangerous move if there's not a lot of water.
So, during the first couple of turn, where there aren't a lot of paddies yet, it sure is mowerfull, but it's not as devastating as it would be late-game. @henri In the rules I see : "The player whose highest card has the lowest value among those compared becomes the First Player, followed by the next-lowest and so on." So with a level 3 or 4, I should be the last player, no ?
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Kevin Brusky
United States
Houston
Texas
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Thanks for the answers - let me know if there are any other open questions.
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Lenny Raaymakers
New Zealand
Wanganui
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Heilz wrote: fredm wrote: Tosheros wrote: Meaning they are most likely going to be played in either the first or the second turn, maybe the third turn at most but if your other spirit cards had higher number it might mean spending a lot of turns being the last player... Which could be a dangerous move if there's not a lot of water.
So, during the first couple of turn, where there aren't a lot of paddies yet, it sure is mowerfull, but it's not as devastating as it would be late-game. @henri In the rules I see : "The player whose highest card has the lowest value among those compared becomes the First Player, followed by the next-lowest and so on." So with a level 3 or 4, I should be the last player, no ? Read that again. if your highest card is a 3, chances are pretty good that the other players have a higher highest card.
Yeah, it's a bit confusing with the use of "highest". I originally thought he meant the highest number. Turns out he means the last Spirit card played.
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Peter Rabinowitz
United States
Columbia
New Jersey
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What? It means the highest number.
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M.C.Crispy
United Kingdom
Basingstoke
Hampshire
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Lorado69 wrote: Heilz wrote: fredm wrote: Tosheros wrote: Meaning they are most likely going to be played in either the first or the second turn, maybe the third turn at most but if your other spirit cards had higher number it might mean spending a lot of turns being the last player... Which could be a dangerous move if there's not a lot of water.
So, during the first couple of turn, where there aren't a lot of paddies yet, it sure is mowerfull, but it's not as devastating as it would be late-game. @henri In the rules I see : "The player whose highest card has the lowest value among those compared becomes the First Player, followed by the next-lowest and so on." So with a level 3 or 4, I should be the last player, no ? Read that again. if your highest card is a 3, chances are pretty good that the other players have a higher highest card. Yeah, it's a bit confusing with the use of "highest". I originally thought he meant the highest number. Turns out he means the last Spirit card played.
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