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Redemption® Collectible Trading Card Game HQ => Redemption® Resources and Thinktank => Game Play Variations => Topic started by: DDiceRC on August 28, 2010, 07:15:50 PM
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Here's a crazy idea for a stretched-out tournament event: the Redemption Grand Slam. Build one deck, then play that deck (and you can only bring one) in T1-2P, T1-Multi, T2-2P, and T2-Multi. Winner is the one who has the best overall score in all four events.
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I am so confused by that @.@
can you please add a little more specification?
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I am so confused by that @.@
can you please add a little more specification?
I think he means, each player may only bring one deck to the tournament, no modifications, no changing decks. So all decks would be 100+ balanced, have 2/3 copies of each card rather than 5 like t2. Seems interesting but would encourage exact same games rather than new games each event.
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You have the format right. And it probably would be too much the same for each event. I don't know T2, so I don;t know if deck building varies between 2p and multi. In T1 there is definitely a difference.
Maybe for fun just make it two events, a 2p and a multi, with the 2p to 5 LS and the multi to 7? I just think the decks would be interesting if they had to adhere to both sets of deck building rules.
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I have done this with T1-2P and T2-2P The group we played with had a blast!
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Here's a crazy idea for a stretched-out tournament event: the Redemption Grand Slam. Build one deck, then play that deck (and you can only bring one) in T1-2P, T1-Multi, T2-2P, and T2-Multi. Winner is the one who has the best overall score in all four events.
This sounds epic. I once built a deck that was legal for T1 and T2 but it never did very well vs. other decks. I think that this would be a lot of fun.
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Britta made one like that too but it failed in comparison to my deck.
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Have it start out with SD/BD. Sealed deck, and one of each pack, drafted.