Combat & Espionage card

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4 years 3 months ago #922 by Achtung Panzer
When playing this card, is the decision made 'blind' or does the Espionage card player look at the darwn cards bedfore deciding which to return?

I play the whole process 'blind'.

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4 years 3 months ago #923 by Mark-McG
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Draw up to 3 combat cards at random from opponent’s hand. Return 1 card to your opponent and discard the others.

if it was to be done blind then this is a very complicated way to discard 2 random cards.

"Feed the troops on victory"- Gen. Sir John Monash
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4 years 3 months ago - 4 years 3 months ago #924 by Clexton27
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The point of Espionage is to see what your opponents plans are for the future battle. I appreciate your gracious attitude in not looking at the cards, but it seems counter to the general intent of the card. I believe it is more obvious that you look (spy) at the three random cards you draw, discard the two that could possibly cause you the most trouble in the future and return the least harmful to you card to your opponent. This is how I have always played it.
If you look at the image on the card.... The Spy is in a tree with field glasses looking intently into his opponents area. Hardly something done blindly.
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