Sept 14th Seed preview: Non-Staple Resource (No Foolin'!)

[SubtleThunder]

Given that one of the 'primary' mechanics is what you see on the Hijacker, the new resources for Seed need to support that. So without any more delay, here is your first non-staple resource, Neurosis:

[kallisti]

Hah, called the nonstaple trade-linked resources.

I am very disappointed that it's rare, though. Expensive resources bases suck.

[miasma13]

I am very disappointed that it's rare, though. Expensive resources bases suck.

Hey, but the art again is jaw-dropping, and everything has its price
So another rewource with a horny lady...
Please spoil us something about those beauties...

[OnBoardGames]

no ones going to comment how incredibly powerful this card seems? you run a deck with 4x and if you get 1 then you're all set and you can just lay down the other ones face down so you don't lose 1 influence

[alextastic]

well yeah, no duh. double resources are obviously quite powerful. & neat. I'd like to see the other ones. also, I wonder if there'll be any split resources.

[CodyD1024]

I dont think so alex, i remember someone saying there will only be five non-staple resources, which means it probobly one of these for each faction.

[jty3]

Only 1 influence loss? Not bad at all. Unless factions start with less influence now.

Maybe there will be higher threshold cards in this set, too. Imagine playing even one or two of these on your first couple of turns and being able to get out some powerful cards much more quickly.

[CSpuppydog]

IM still a little confused on the rules to the game (just started playing) so this counts as 2 obsession resources so liek if a card costs 2 and 2 obsession can I just use this one card to play it or does it only count as one resource.... im stumped...

But it is still really kewl.

[FromTheShadows]

so, as it stands right now, this only counts towards threshold. No resource acceleration at all, just threshold acceleration. They better start making really playable cards with high threshold than.

[CSpuppydog]

so, as it stands right now, this only counts towards threshold. No resource acceleration at all, just threshold acceleration. They better start making really playable cards with high threshold than.

Ah... ok I see... I understand now