Cards are forced to be drawn at a statistically even manner. For example, if a deck with 8 Ace of Spades and 1 King of Hearts draws a full 8-card hand of spades, the heart must be drawn next.
In other words, after a card is drawn, it cannot be drawn again until all other eligible cards in the deck have been drawn.
This includes between rounds.
#Balanced deck
brazen lodge
tough palm
This makes it way too easy to get flush 5 with zero effort
hot latch
i dont get whats the difference between this and normal drawing
brazen lodge
i dont get whats the difference between this and normal drawing
the drawback is intended to be that after a flush 5 is played, it will take as long as possible to be played again. The effect carries over between rounds.
hot latch
so you kill the idea of a consistent deck because when you draw your good cards one round you get destroyed the next?
brazen lodge
so you kill the idea of a consistent deck because when you draw your good cards ...
on the 1 hand, flush 5 over and over. on the other, you have to deckfix enough that you have multiple flush 5 to cycle.
that's the theory at least, may not work
elder dawn
so the deck is a loop
brazen lodge
so the deck is a loop
yep
tough palm
Between rounds is nasty
elder dawn
"Used and held cards return to bottom of deck in order, preserved between rounds"
brazen lodge
"Used and held cards return to bottom of deck in order, preserved between rounds...
a true loop works, but the original idea is slightly different in that the deck is shuffled after each full cycle