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[[Decks]] in an [[:Category:Interface Patterns|Interface Pattern]]. | [[Decks]] in an [[:Category:Interface Patterns|Interface Pattern]]. | ||
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[[Closed Economies]], | [[Closed Economies]], | ||
[[Deck Building]], | [[Deck Building]], | ||
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| + | [[Drawing Stacks]], | ||
[[Faucet/Drain]], | [[Faucet/Drain]], | ||
| + | [[Hands]], | ||
[[Pre-Customized Decks]] | [[Pre-Customized Decks]] | ||
Revision as of 10:46, 25 July 2015
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Contents
Examples
Anti-Examples
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Using the pattern
The design of how Decks are used in games rely primarily on deciding which Cards can be used. A secondary choice is how many Decks should be used, e.g. should each player have their own Decks? Deck Building or Pre-Customized Decks allow players to construct the Decks used and is very often used when players have their own Decks. The use of these patterns in Collectible Card Games make Decks a common occurrence in this type of games.
Each Deck in a game can be design as Closed Economies or Faucet/Drain systems, with Deck Building as the primary way to design the latter choice. The most common use of Decks is as Drawing Stacks, often to let players create Hands. This can be modified by Drafting Spreads that let players choice which Card from a limited set they wish to take. Discard Piles are typically used whenever the number of Cards in Decks are not sufficient for the intended gameplay time or when re-use of Cards for new Drawing Stacks are intended; this creates true Closed Economies if no new Cards are introduced and lets new Cards be randomized with the old ones when Deck Building is used (since new Cards are typically placed in Discard Piles).
Interface Aspects
Decks in an Interface Pattern.
Consequences
Decks provide Randomness for games using Cards. Keeping track of which Cards are left in Decks often provide gameplay advantage and because of this the presence of Decks encourage Memorizing. It can also provide Strategic Knowledge either when players know which Cards are in Decks or when they can create them through Deck Building or Pre-Customized Decks.
Relations
Can Instantiate
Memorizing, Randomness, Strategic Knowledge
Can Modulate
Can Be Instantiated By
Can Be Modulated By
Closed Economies, Deck Building, Discard Piles, Drafting Spreads, Drawing Stacks, Faucet/Drain, Hands, Pre-Customized Decks
Possible Closure Effects
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Potentially Conflicting With
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History
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References
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Acknowledgements
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