Post by Sato Koda on May 14, 2020 7:39:06 GMT -5
Each tribe must designate 1 buyer and 6 card players. Buyers have a live challenge. The card players get the remaining 24 hrs before deadline. During the live portion each tribe's buyer has 13 coins. There are 6 rounds total.
During round 1, there are 4 cards shown (1 for each tribe). Cards go 1-30 and 6 are left out of play. One by one the buyers must bid how much they want the highest number shown. If at any time a buyer passes, they are given the lowest ranked number on the table and are given half of the tokens that they bid. This continues until only one buyer has a bid on the table. That buyer then wins the highest number card and spends their entire bid. Next round highest buyer bids first. Continue until each tribe has 6 cards - one for each card player.
Then each card player is set into 1 of 6 groups. With 4 tribes this means that each group will have 1 member of the each tribe. Four point values will be shown (ie: 6, 12, 12, 15). Each card player then gets to use one of their tribe's cards. Highest card played in each group wins top points and so forth. All 6 groups go simultaneously over the 24 hrs. Within each tribe, card players cannot use any numbers to describe the point values they see but can negotiate with each other on how much they want to win their battle. Tribe must give a final answer on who takes each card. Then at the end point values are given based on cards used. Lowest total points goes to tribal.
During round 1, there are 4 cards shown (1 for each tribe). Cards go 1-30 and 6 are left out of play. One by one the buyers must bid how much they want the highest number shown. If at any time a buyer passes, they are given the lowest ranked number on the table and are given half of the tokens that they bid. This continues until only one buyer has a bid on the table. That buyer then wins the highest number card and spends their entire bid. Next round highest buyer bids first. Continue until each tribe has 6 cards - one for each card player.
Then each card player is set into 1 of 6 groups. With 4 tribes this means that each group will have 1 member of the each tribe. Four point values will be shown (ie: 6, 12, 12, 15). Each card player then gets to use one of their tribe's cards. Highest card played in each group wins top points and so forth. All 6 groups go simultaneously over the 24 hrs. Within each tribe, card players cannot use any numbers to describe the point values they see but can negotiate with each other on how much they want to win their battle. Tribe must give a final answer on who takes each card. Then at the end point values are given based on cards used. Lowest total points goes to tribal.
