Draft IV - RULES

[kaempfer13]

any chance of rewards beyond an icon and some wc points (i should already be qualified so whatever about that)? Of course I'll be in it for the fun, but a small chance of a mark code is always alluring!

[majofa]

I dont think lots of big packs are healthy, as they cause huge swings and early in Auction arent much more expensive (though I guess you have to rush for powerful flexible cards first). Instead I'd like the ability to have some upgrades in most games (tactical decision to blow them all on a few games allowed).

Even with a big card pack, you are allowed to redistribute those ups i believe. Correct me if im wrong, majo?

If you use a pack in a deck, you have to use that entire pack in that deck.

[JonathanCrazyJ]

I'm still not quite clear how the drafting works

Say there are 3 teams, do they pit in silent bids in rounds?

so round 1:
A bids 30 on forest spirit
B bids 30 on dagger
C bids 30 on mummy

All teams get their cards and are left with 70 points

round 2:
A bids 30 on skeleton
B bids 20 on skeleton
C bids 30 on scarab

A gets skeleton, left with 40 points
B gets nothing, left with 90 points (70 + 20)
C gets scarab, left with 40

is this correct? if so, how long between bidding rounds? do we keep going until all teams have 0 points, or until all cards are drafted?

[worldwideweb3]

I'm still not quite clear how the drafting works

Say there are 3 teams, do they pit in silent bids in rounds?

so round 1:
A bids 30 on forest spirit
B bids 30 on dagger
C bids 30 on mummy

All teams get their cards and are left with 70 points

round 2:
A bids 30 on skeleton
B bids 20 on skeleton
C bids 30 on scarab

A gets skeleton, left with 40 points
B gets nothing, left with 90 points (70 + 20)
C gets scarab, left with 40

is this correct? if so, how long between bidding rounds? do we keep going until all teams have 0 points, or until all cards are drafted?

"Teams will have 24 hours to submit their offers." And yes, keep going until all cards drafted, because
"After each round a point total equaling [the amount of cards drafted that round] x [the number of teams (10)] is added to everyone's point amount."
Apart from this last point i made, the bidding example looks fine.

[JonathanCrazyJ]

so a MAX of 10 cards will be drafted each 24 hours? won't that take bloody ages?

[rob77dp]

so a MAX of 10 cards will be drafted each 24 hours? won't that take bloody ages?

200 cards / 10 cards-per-24h = 20x 24h periods...?

[majofa]

After (x) amount of rounds, it'll be 2 cards per round. How many sounds good?

[MyNameIsJoey]

After (x) amount of rounds, it'll be 2 cards per round. How many sounds good?

Personally, I'd hesitate between 5 and 10. So I'd say 5.

[mathman101]

I was thinking about round 4-5. so 5 sounds like a good idea to me as well.

[Calindu]

What happens if there is a tie during the drafting process?

[Odii Odsen]

REWARDS
The team members will receive the Draft award and be enshrined on the Kravian Cup in the Drafting Hall of Fame (if someone knows how to do this).

This event can not start until the winner of Draft III will be enshrined first. 

[majofa]

What happens if there is a tie during the drafting process?

Hmm.. thoughts?

random?