Anatomy of a Spoils card

[Froto]

I think you guys should make an anatomy of your card and post it at the wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spoils) for the spoils, like VS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VS_System) has for theres. Since its a new game and could use some explaining and info on the game would be good for new/potential players.

I thought about doing it, but meh, I'm lazy.

[Great White Nothing]

Well if you have any ideas to improve the wiki, then by all means at least make a start on it. If you need any help with the wiki ever you can PM me here or else contact me on Wiki, my user name is Cosmic Larva over there. ;)

[LucienofShadow]

Just keep editing the page to make it better and more accurate. I don't think that any of us have the capability to do a card anatomy pic.

[ShadowScythe]

Two things,

1) I would disagree with "Rules Complexity: High"

The rules are hardly anything complex. I mean Poker has more caveats :P.

2) Age group 12+ is a little young given cards like "Forced Recruitment" and "Defenestrate". :/

I'll try to make a MtG::Spoils Dictionary so that people can explain the lexicon (and rules?) into terms that converts could understand

Lastly... someone took my name so I had to make a new one :P

[bulldozer]

I think you guys should make an anatomy of your card and post it at the wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spoils) for the spoils, like VS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VS_System) has for theres. Since its a new game and could use some explaining and info on the game would be good for new/potential players.

I thought about doing it, but meh, I'm lazy.

Hey, check out the 2.0 rules in the Rules and Download section. The rules are in a pdf file and they show the card anatomy for each type of card.