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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Patrick Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > For a Google power, you have to use "You have the power to search." I > > was going to suggest being able to take cards from anywhere in the > > deck, but that duplicates existing powers and flares, not to mention > > being very powerful. > > Power to search, eh? Maybe the equivalent of a 'finder' edict whenever > Goggle is a main player [this sort of steps on Mind's toes, I guess]? > Or perhaps the ability to call for a non-unique card (thus eliminating > flares, > the 40, the 30, and certain edicts) when a main player and all players must > turn any instance of the named card over to him? It seems to me that Google is a tool used by the general public to perform searches. Perhaps the Google power should be similar. Say, other players can "use" you to search for certain cards. For example, somebody asks you to search for Attack cards of 20 or higher. You look through another player's hand (or the deck, or the discard pile), and can return any matching cards you find to the player making the query. You're entitled to a lucre for each "hit." Maybe have "sponsored links," too. For example, if Anti-Matter has a 20 that he wants to get rid of, he can pay you a fee (negotiable) to return it to the querier, even if you do not search his hand.
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