Then people may cheat cards (with the modified duel total).
Calculate final totals.
Someone pointed out to me that according to page 10, you don't actually add modifiers until step D of the duel (which is after cheating fate). That would make the order for chi tokens...
You flip cards
You decide whether to use chi.
Then people may cheat cards (with the unmodified duel total).
If you used chi, you add +2 to your duel total.
Calculate final totals.
Just curious how many people play it this way? There's a reasonable number of flip mechanics that get a bonus to flips (chi tokens, ill omens, etc), but does that not actually apply until after cheating? That'd make a tremendous difference if so, since it affects cheating orders.
I hadn't realised the rules never actually say to add the modifiers until the final step of duels, but then also you can kind of infer that 'adding +2 to a flip' means adding it directly to the flipped card...
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I've always seen chi played in the following way:
Someone pointed out to me that according to page 10, you don't actually add modifiers until step D of the duel (which is after cheating fate). That would make the order for chi tokens...
Just curious how many people play it this way? There's a reasonable number of flip mechanics that get a bonus to flips (chi tokens, ill omens, etc), but does that not actually apply until after cheating? That'd make a tremendous difference if so, since it affects cheating orders.
I hadn't realised the rules never actually say to add the modifiers until the final step of duels, but then also you can kind of infer that 'adding +2 to a flip' means adding it directly to the flipped card...
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