On Dec 5, 2007 11:02 AM, Roger Hicks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When the CotC publishes a CFJ, but before that CFJ is answered, any
> player CAN Mill the ID number of that CFJ by announcement to cause any
> one Sitting player to Stand, or any one Standing player to sit.
I don't like this. Since the CotC normally assigns a judge at the
same time e publishes the CFJ, the milling action wouldn't normally
affect the assignment for that CFJ. I also dislike manipulation of
the rotation system to begin with.
> Within 4 days after a new rule is added to the ruleset, any Player CAN
> Mill the ID number of that rule by announcement to destroy one
> land of eir choice.
Where is the logic in milling the id of a new rule to destroy a land?
If nothing else, I would prefer to have get the option when a rule is
repealed rather than created.
> Land is a class of non-fungible assets. Ownership of land is
> restricted to players. Each land
> possesses a name. The owner of a land MAY change its name by
> announcement. The Bankor is the recordkeeper of Land.
It might be interesting to cast lands as locations from my recent proto.
> A Grainary is a type of land.
Granary, not Grainary.
> Operator is a Grainary switch with
> values of + (addition), - (subtraction), * (multiplication) and /
> (division). The Operator of a Grainary is flipped to a random value
> upon its creation, and thereafter CAN NOT be changed. Labor is a
> Grainary switch with the values of Idle and In
> Production. At the beginning of each week, the Labor of each
> Grainary is set to Idle. A player MAY flip the Labor of an
> Grainary e owns whose Labor is presently Idle to In
> Production, and specify two Crops e owns by announcement.
The metaphor feels a bit forced; granaries are traditionally used to
store grain, not to process it.
> E then forms and evaluates a mathematical expression
> using only the values of those two crops and the value of the Operator
> switch for that Grainary. If the result of that expression is a
> number, e gains one Crop of the type corresponding to the value of the
> ones digit when that number is expressed in base 10.
"E then forms a mathematical expression using the values of those two
crops and the value of the Operator exactly once each, and e evaluates
the expression modulo 10. If the result is a number, e gains one Crop
of the corresponding type."
> Create a new rule titled "The Bankor" with the text:
> {{
> The Bankor is an Office. It's holder is the tracker of land and
> digits.
> }}
If P5336 passes, the office of Accountor will be referenced but not
defined, so why not use that instead?
> f) A player CAN spend N VCs to create a land of eir choice in eir
> possession, where N is equal to the number of lands e owns.
They can be the same color?
-root
