Can you fix Naria The Prophetess ?

[JulienTT]

Hi,
Thanks a lot for the implementation of this great game.

The Naria card is bugged, however. The original card says: Draw as many power cards as there are players. Put one of them in your hand and give the rest to other players. (See description at the bottom)

The way it is implemented is the converse: you first give cards to other and then get the last one. This is so frustrating when one start by giving away the best card !

If you can fix this, it would be great !

Best,

Julien

[Signy33]

Haha, i've made this mistake maybe half a dozen time

[failedatquittingBGA3]

You can vote for the bug, but it doesn’t seem like anyone is updating the code for Seasons these days as it has been around for a while.

https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=1843&vote

[diamant]

The Naria card is bugged, however. The original card says: Draw as many power cards as there are players. Put one of them in your hand and give the rest to other players. (See description at the bottom)

I agree. Naria The Prophetess’s BGA implementation is actually aberrant.

Once the cards are drawn, the player naturally starts by reserving a card for his hand. Since this card is reserved, it makes no sense not to place it directly in the player’s hand, as specified by the card text in all languages.

In addition, cards for opponents should be dealt in the order chosen by the player, not in the order chosen by the interface.

[elitewarrior]

Yes.. I've given away my card many times lol.. Please fix soon..

[diamant]

In addition, cards for opponents should be dealt in the order chosen by the player, not in the order chosen by the interface.

I would also add that in a few rare situations (and unexpected ones, since the addition of the number of remaining cards in the draw pile is still not implemented), there are not enough cards left in the draw pile to deal a card to all players.

With the current bug, we arrive at the situation that the player who summoned Naria does not receive a card. While it seems obvious that it is this player who must determine which opponents will not receive a card.