Re: Question about Spain and coasts
Adam Kuehn <[email protected]> Wed, 9 Mar 2005 09:10:07 -0500
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David E. Cohen wrote: >Well, in this case, the rulebook is not especially clear, but you do raise a >valid general question. At what point does a house rule become "strong" >enough to push a Standard game into variant status? Following this logic, then, should games using the 1976 rulebook, e.g., be considered "variants"? I think this is splitting hairs. The purpose of house rules is to try to make it clear what the conditions of play are and to define some situations that may arise in online play that do not arise in FTF play. Does it matter whether or not the game should then acquire the label of "variant"? Read the posted rules before you decide to play. If the house rules present conditions you regard as too much at odds with the style of play you prefer, don't play in that game. -Adam, who still says case 3 is an unambiguous and invalid order