DC deckbuilding game: STARRO

[chibolocok]

When the player discards the card to starro does the player that played starro gain that card?

[BlueRider]

What does the card say?

[Shirik]

Going off memory here but I believe it's a villain that says each player discards a card and the player that plays Starro can play each card.

If that's correct, no, the owners of the cards remain the owners, you just basically play a "copy" of that card.

Disclaimer: I have never read any rules document on the DC Deckbuilding game, I'm only going off of experience playing it.

[aoineko]

You only get to play the cards. You do not gain them. They go back to their owner's discard pile.

P.S. Psh, Rules Gurus even answering questions here!

[chiboloco]

So STARRO is just like X-Ray vision just worse. Granted it is worth 2 vp, but it costs 7 and can be defended.

[houjix]

So STARRO is just like X-Ray vision just worse. Granted it is worth 2 vp, but it costs 7 and can be defended.

Starro lets you play them all, plus it discards the top of their deck. X-ray lets you use 1, but gives all other players advanced knowledge of the top of their deck. I wouldn't say worse by any means.

[Azreal19]

Yes, Starro is just like X-Ray only you get to play them all as said above. Hoever it has come up quite a few times, and almost every time it just sits there and no one wants it.

I think XRay is good because it is a Super Power, not a villain.

[benjibot]

Man, I don't even….

STARRO is awesome, you guys.

[JesusChristMD]

STARRO is crazy good.

Not buying him is a mistake.

[chiboloco]

Most times I play with only one other player and he seems very expensive in this case.

[sivartalappes]

Most times I play with only one other player and he seems very expensive in this case.

OK... in a 2 player game, then Starro is X-Ray Vision but more expensive and making the opponent discard the card rather than just show it. But in a 3,4, or 5 player game, it's the shit!