A proposition to change Lilith's Blessing and Anthelios

Klaital wrote: Thats a bit harsh, nobody would play the card anymore after that.

It became an emergency card a lot more costly.

They again, even in non combat deck, it can allow your ex-Inner Circle to bleed for 8 instead of hunting. One more minion action can do all the difference.

Izaak wrote: The least messy fix not requiring errata or card text migrations is obviously to define the Bahari keyword in the rulebook and give them some sort of downside.

Independent is a good start.

I don't mind it being a defined keyword. But I suspect that people 'had plans' for Bahari, but due to business concerns they were never finished.

Juggernaut1981 wrote: But I suspect that people 'had plans' for Bahari, but due to business concerns they were never finished.

I suspect that you over-estimate the storyline creators significantly.
LSJ didn't have any plans for Bahari.

Ohlmann wrote:

Klaital wrote: Thats a bit harsh, nobody would play the card anymore after that.

It became an emergency card a lot more costly.

They again, even in non combat deck, it can allow your ex-Inner Circle to bleed for 8 instead of hunting. One more minion action can do all the difference.

And exactly why would you use liliths blessing instead of jake washington in this case?

Ohlmann wrote:

KevinM wrote: Perhaps the non-native English speakers aren't understanding what I said, so I'll make it clear.

Villein is not now nor ever was rare, meaning that Villein is not now nor ever was scarce.

I will say it again, as clearly : it is scarce.

As a matter of fact, for everyone which wasn't actively buying products on the small windows where KoT booster were affordable, three cards are infuriatingly hard to come : Deep Song, Eye of Argus, and Villein. Villein is in this regard the worse, since it is useful for mosts decks.

Saying that people have them or that they are sold on Ebay does not mean a lot of thing. I never find people willingly giving Villein away the way Carrion Crow or On the qui vive have been, and the prices on ebay are proof enough that the card is scarce.

This is bad logic. Price does not define scarcity, because the price of a thing is not necessarily driven by the scarcity of a thing. example: Anyone can obtain a dozen -- or a hundred -- Villein in the next 24 hours. Therefore, Villein is not scarce.

So:
Villein is a "staple" card.
Villein is expensive for a VTES card.
Villein likely costs too much for players to enjoy the game.
Villein is not rare or scarce, since there are at least dozens, if not hundreds, available for purchase and trade at any given time.

KevinM wrote: This is bad logic. Price does not define scarcity

You're right : it's scarcity that define price, not the other way around. Especially in something like e-bay. Capitalism (ho !) explain that very well, so Villein are scarce, unlike, say, Dead Eye, which everyone have enough for its use.