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We basically went with 'work together as a team to figure out what moves are best for it' but we can probably figure out a simple flowchart or something as an option.
The rules are in the notebook!
I'm updating the table as we speak, that's why my campaign is there (it's just easier to update it) I always clean up when I'm done. I'll do so asap.
Which 2011 starter has more than 5 rares?
A flowchart to replace the Raid Boss would be nice, but that's way too complex, too many options and decisions to take in account. At that point you might as well create a videogame version of WoW TCG (Hearthstone excluded lol).
I do plan on finishing the DeathKnight sheet and adding a few more sets in the upcoming days!
Thanks for the feedback!
Other than that, we did play a bunch of the mod and its really fun. I like the additions you made, and the legacy-lite mechanics to upgrade your deck as you go is appreciated. Some rules clarification on what to do for the starter decks that have more than 5 rares from the start would be appreciated, as would adding a death knight character sheet and more of the sets that are missing. A simple 'ai flowchart' for the raiding player would be great too, but probably very complicated.