I don't see any difference in these cards in stats or effect. Besides the fact that they are golden, do they serve any purpose?  I understand that with a real card game a golden one would be worth more to trade or sell, but as far as i know, this game has no trading option(s).
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If I create a golden card, are there any special perks in battle? I am just wondering since I am planning to level Anduin to 15 and get the golden Mind Blast and I want to know if there are any perks. Thanks!
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Are token creatures considerd creature spells? For instince when I use  tap effect combined with  would it allow me to draw a card?
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If, after drawing one of the five cards from the face up train cards, and after replacing that card, the second card is drawn from the top of the deck and is a locomotive card, is the player allowed to keep that card?     Likewise, if both cards are drawn from the the top of the stack and the second card is a locomotive card, is the player allowed to keep that card?
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Is it within the UNO rules to put a Wild Draw 4 card on top of a Draw 2 card, as it is a 'higher' card?    We've ALWAYS played that you can, but my new friend is adamant you can't.
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I swing trade equity options every once in a while for fun. This morning I witnessed something I do not understand at all.  In the attached photo, why would someone purchase 6 contracts for .05 at $76.  I just can't wrap my head around this!    Scenario:   Underlying Asset: RY.TSX  Current Price: $71.70 Days to expiry: 4 Days     EDIT: It happened again the next day with 74, see new table with headers as per request:   My only reason for asking is because RY.TSX is the Royal Bank of Canada, this stock will not move multiple dollars in 3 days(expiry in this scenario).  Why buy 10 @ 74 for .04 each instead of just buying 10 @73 for .04 which would have gone through.  If you do the math(excluding commissions): .04 * 100(shares in a contract) * 10 contracts = $40 Stock moves to 74 and they are in the money lets say for .20 .20*100*10 = $200  I just don't see the reward as 99% of the time you will lose this wager, it is just not worth it even if it does happen once in a blue moon.  I can think of much better things to do with $40.  For the skeptics another screen shot to actually confirm this order:
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You have a deck of 32 playing cards. Somebody draws one card after another and shows them to you. At any point of time you may bet that the next card is black. If it is indeed black you earn $10, otherwise nothing. If you don't do anything you earn nothing as well. Find the optimal strategy.   In other words you should find the point of time where the quota of remaining red cards in the deck is maximal.   Any hints how to to this?
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I've been playing Dominion with the base + Intrigue sets for a while now, and one of the cards that I have trouble wrapping my mind around is the Coppersmith.  In theory, it seems like a great card - it allows you to make all of your Coppers into Silvers, and in some cases - even Gold. However, I have yet to build a deck during a game that manages to use it effectively. Usually, in order to pull one or two of those with a nice amount of coppers, I need to create a deck that relies heavily on +cards/+actions chains, and the Coppersmith only begins to affect the game too late for it to be of any use.  So... how can this card be effectively used?
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Does 's ability count as a +1/+0 counter? I want want to use it for other cards such as 's ability ("each creature you control with a +1/+1 counter gets first strike"). I cant find confirmation anywhere.
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Need clarification on the Draw 4 rule. - Player 1 lays down a Draw 4 Card and says the color is Red. - Player 2 does not have a Red card but has a Draw 4 Card. Can Player 2 lay down his Draw 4 Card and have Player 3 draw 8 cards?
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Destiny has a number of different currencies available (vanguard marks, crucible marks, motes of light, strange coins), can someone provide a list of all of them, how they are earned, and which are most "effective" meaning high purchasing power versus time to earn.
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I have noticed that some Pokémon have the same name but different features (be it hit points, attacks or abilities). How does this work? I am accustomed to card games where the same card, even with different art, has the same behaviour but here it seems that you can have variations on a theme. Do they count towards the "max 4 per deck" rule even if they are different? Does it change something at tournament/competitive play Vs casual play?
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Many spells or abilities cause one or more creatures to join the battlefield (i.e. 1/1 white Soldier creature tokens, 3/3 green Beast creature tokens, etc.). These token cards are not included with the cards that require them.  What do MtG players use instead to represent token creatures?  A quick search shows you can buy packs of such cards, but I'm wondering what convenient ways exist to represent these tokens without actually having to buy more cards?
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I've been playing the heck out of this game for the past few days, and I noticed some players had some nice shiny golden guns.  What conditions do I need to fulfill in order to unlock these weapons? (Are the they tied to the story mode, Amiibo, etc.)?
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If I have  in play, can 's triggered ability pull a card like  from my library, which would originally have a converted cost of 4, but which is lowered by the Grand Arbiter's ability?
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You start flipping cards over one at a time and holding them in one hand. When you have two cards of the same suit that are separated by two other cards (e.g. 4♣ 2♦ 7♥ 10♣), you discard the middle two. When two cards of the same value are separated by two other cards (e.g. 4♣ 2♦ 7♥ 4♥), you discard all four.  This game is neither Accordion nor Royal Marriage, but bears similarities to both. Somebody else  on Yahoo Answers five years ago and the response was unsatisfactory.  If someone can identify this game, I would also like to know what happens when you finish with two cards left: do you win, as in Royal Marriage, or not?
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Can someone explain intuitively why this is 52 C 5?  What does it mean that the "order doesn't matter?" If I wanted to pick 5 cards from a 52 card deck, why wouldn't I just do 52!/47! since there are 52 spots for the first card, 51 for the second, 50 for the third, etc.?  Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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This question has probably been asked before, but just to be clear here, I am NOT asking for the answer, I know the answer.  What i want to know is why my solution is not equivalent to the actual solution.  Three of a kind in a deck means you draw 3 cards of the same rank, and 2 other cards each of different ranks.  So. The solution in my book is the following: (13 C 1)(4 C 3) * (12 C 2)(4 C 1)(4 C 1)  The logic is the following:  1) Choose 1 out of the 13 ranks, then for the 4 cards in the chosen rank, pick 3.  2) Choose a combination of 2 ranks from the remaining 12, then for the 4 cards in each rank, choose 1.  Total combinations: 54912  My solution is the following:  ((13 C 1)(4 C 3)) * ((12 C 1)(4 C 1)) * ((11 C 1)(4 C 1))  1) My logic for the 3 of a kind is the same as the solution.   2) Choose 1 of the remaining 12 ranks, and 1 card from the 4 cards in the rank.  3) Choose 1 of the remaining 11 ranks, and 1 card from the 4 cards in the rank.  Total combinations: 109824  My solution says that the combinations are exactly double of the book's solution.  I'm just very confused as to why this is. If anyone could explain this to me I would be very appreciative, thank you.