Decision - Should You Play Quick Thinker?
TL; DR:
Of course not, walnut; it's banned.
Decision: How should I place my board to optimize Extreme Flank? TL;DR:
This one for when you lose the rolloff or if you like your boards in the rectangular (non-offset) short board layout:
Otherwise, this one:
Prelude: Understanding Extreme Flank The first obstacle that needs to be overcome in order to properly set up for scoring Extreme Flank is to understand how the card actually works. It's quite poorly worded and the resulting methods of scoring can be counter-intuitive. Luckily, someone made this excellent little diagram to help us understand how to score it:
In the above diagram, if your fighter is on a blue edge, they can only score Extreme Flank if your other fighter is on the green edge. Note that the bottom layouts are mirrors of the top layouts. This is important because the order in which you choose fighter matters. For example, using the left diagrams, if you have a fighter on p4 and a fighter on p1 you can only score extreme flank if you choose the fighter on …
Otherwise, this one:
Prelude: Understanding Extreme Flank The first obstacle that needs to be overcome in order to properly set up for scoring Extreme Flank is to understand how the card actually works. It's quite poorly worded and the resulting methods of scoring can be counter-intuitive. Luckily, someone made this excellent little diagram to help us understand how to score it:
In the above diagram, if your fighter is on a blue edge, they can only score Extreme Flank if your other fighter is on the green edge. Note that the bottom layouts are mirrors of the top layouts. This is important because the order in which you choose fighter matters. For example, using the left diagrams, if you have a fighter on p4 and a fighter on p1 you can only score extreme flank if you choose the fighter on …
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