There's a blank goal card in the deck. You may play this card as the last card of your turn and define it as any goal that is not currently met by any player. The player must provide a witty name for the goal fitting the keepers (or whatever) required to win. The goal may not be changed once played, but can be replaced by a new goal normally. If the card is discarded and replayed it can be given a new definition.
Playing Fluxx after Guillotine tends to lead to the desire to create goals like "Marie Antoinette -- Cookies and Death" (since there isn't a "cake" card...although..."Cake or Death?" could be one goal, and "cake + war/Marie Antoinette" another...hmm...maybe it is worth a blank...)
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Date: 2004-04-01 05:19 pm (UTC)We must go hunt through our new Fluxx stuff and see if we have any. Robot's part of the new edition, right?
If so, that will SO be a goal card in our deck.
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Date: 2004-04-02 07:09 am (UTC)There's a blank goal card in the deck. You may play this card as the last card of your turn and define it as any goal that is not currently met by any player. The player must provide a witty name for the goal fitting the keepers (or whatever) required to win. The goal may not be changed once played, but can be replaced by a new goal normally. If the card is discarded and replayed it can be given a new definition.
This makes any combination of keepers a winner.
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Date: 2004-04-02 10:56 am (UTC)