Happiness

[Stan Rogers]

Sometimes you want to give a reward but 500K is a little high. Buried treasure is too low !
This card would be the same parameters as the generosity with the exception that it would be Uncommon instead of Rare and cost the caster 1 turn instead of 3

Choose a player other than yourself.
Target player gets 100,000 Gold Coin
You lose 100,000 Gold Coins
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Thanks for doing a good job !

[TheLoveTiger]

+1

[Roileon]

Why can't we edit generosity to where you can choose how much gold the player receives with a hard limit of 500k?

[Shaydo]

Maybe make Generosity 500k hard limit but dictated at 100k per turn up to 5 turns?

[Stan Rogers]

All options are good...there is a big hole between 2.5 k of buried treasure and 500k of generosity. Anything at all would be a help.

[Roileon]

Well I'm +1 if it's 2 turns per 100k. Or something exponetial. I'm too lazy to make the formula but Shaydo is good at that right

[Melody Sparks]

I am not a Duke yet, but I say HEAR HEAR!

[Shaydo]

Well I'm +1 if it's 2 turns per 100k. Or something exponetial. I'm too lazy to make the formula but Shaydo is good at that right

Cheers Roileon.

2 turns per 100k would make generosity 10 turns not 3 as it currently is hence my suggestion of 1 turn per however, i suppose you could make an uncommon card, doesn't transfer as much gold for its cap but has a higher turn cost to counter lower rarity?

Maybe :-
Uncommon
Cost 10 turns + 10 turns per 100k upto a max of 300k?

So 40 turns to transfer the max amount of 300k, high cost but there will be a lot of them of there uncommon so discourage use unless needed?

[Slindur]

+1

[Captain dungeness]

I realize I'm digging up a semi-old post here, but the devs have said some things about generosity that should be remembered. The purpose of the generosity card was only to provide a temporary means of payment until banks are added. Captain Jack mentioned that he might remove generosity at that time although I think it might be better to just keep generosity as the quick-and-easy payment. Eventually banks will provide this ability in the same way some nations are using their national treasury.