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by ryandrake
738 days ago
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Here's a simple example where the certain knowledge of an opponent's hand comes in handy: Player 1: "Hey, Player 2, I'll trade my wheat for your brick." Player 2: "I don't have a brick." Player 1 knows that Player 2 got two bricks and a wood 3 turns ago, and he bought a road. So the one card that's left over is a brick. Player 1: "OK, I play a knight development card, I move the robber to your plot, and I take your card. Lo and behold, it's a brick!" |
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