Card idea: Inconnu Meddling

By "anew" a player isn't supposed to get 2 Edges when bleeding twice (see Form of Corruption).
It could have been interesting though for Free States Rant and Enticement decks.

@Boris The Blade: it doesn't require to change card texts. If a card mentions "the edge", it can be either edge. this can be calrified on the card itself.

porphyrion wrote:

definitely not as crazy as it seems at first glance. i actually like this idea as it makes the edge a more important factor, but it would make madness network (and or enkil) so much more powerful, not to mention using multiple copies of using the advantage.

Not if you consider that one Methuselah can't have 2 Edges at the same time, and that anyone getting the edge anew may chose to take the edge from the player playing Using the Advantage.

porphyrion wrote:

i'm not sure how to fix this card as i don't like very specific restrictions too much. perhaps the card could be burnable with a D-action (with some minor backfiring-effect for whomever put it into play)?

Maybe a referendum (in which the Edge is worth 2 votes), with no backfire (you already spent a MPA)

Suoli wrote:

First of all this would reward you for playing the card instead of just helping everybody equally with you paying the costs. Secondly, it would promote a more active play style for wall decks without making the card significantly better for bleed decks.

No need to reward the player. If he plays this card, it means it gives him an avantage to have two edges in play.
Eg. Free State Rants, Amenophobis, Form of Corruption etc. (lots of Follower of Set cards btw )

Pascal wrote:

If it's a master that doesn't go into play, it's tricky (you're creating a rule (that part about getting the edge anew) that exists because the card was played, though it's in an ash heap now. Not great (see Vampiric Disease and stuff).

Not trickier than having the regular Edge into play. Usually players have something representing the edge, they'll need a second one. An once the second one is in play, there's nothing else to remember.

If you add a condition to get rid of the second edge though, putting the card in play can be a good idea.