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During Nationals it was ruled that both the activator and target of Generosity draw a card. Is this the correct way to use this tribble power?

rycar60 wrote:During Nationals it was ruled that both the activator and target of Generosity draw a card. Is this the correct way to use this tribble power?

Not how I read it at all. There's two separate sentences, the first references a choice the playing player makes which affects themselves and one other player, the second only affects them.

When playing a tribble, the player playing it reads the card and applies it to themselves. I don't see how you get "the other player who scores 50k also draws a card" from that sentence structure.

I agree grammatically. But some combination of Dan and MAggie I think ruled the other way on a Tuesday night

You and one other player score points.
You draw a card.

-crp

MidnightLich wrote:You and one other player score points.
You draw a card.

-crp

I actually think the other made for a more interesting game, because you now had to ballance the giving of the points with the bonus of making someone draw.

pfti wrote:I actually think the other made for a more interesting game, because you now had to ballance the giving of the points with the bonus of making someone draw.

But it also becomes just more power creep making draw nearly patently worse.