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The variable player powers/abilities game mechanic grants different abilities and/or paths to victory for each player. These powers are almost always unique, but some can change during the course of a game. Some games may have the player earn new abilities as the player’s units gain more experience (Resident Evil Deck Building Game), while others may provide new powers as the player’s units receive more damage (HeroClix). Small World mixes and matches powers with units throughout the course of a game: an elf in the beginning of one gaming session won’t have the same power as an elf later on in the same session.
Still other variable player powers/abilities games may have the player retain their powers throughout the course of the entire game, but the powers for each player are diverse. Ogre pits one player controlling a single powerful unit against another player using numerous weaker units, resulting in a balanced game, while Sentinels of the Multiverse has each player in control of a super hero with their own arsenal of powers.
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}&gt; Finally, if you win a Grand Operation do you actually get anything over the loser?

If you win CQ do you get anything? It's just a game really.

I made a suggestion in a couple spots how to make day 1&amp;2 count better. Summary is, if either team wins first 2 days, then the other team can only force a "draw" and cause 4th day Final Stand by winning the 3rd day, and a draw of the 3rd round = win for team that won days 1&amp;2.

If day 1&amp;2 are split, then as it is now, team to win day 3 wins and a draw on day 3 goes to final stand.

This would increase games ending in Final Stand, and make the entire game not just decided on Day 3 (unless draw, then Final Stand).

I'd also have some larger impact in the number of fortifications built for defenders, and number of tickets for attackers more significant for wins, so that the team that won days 1&amp;2 also has an actual notable advantage going into Day 3. What that advantage is and for what reasons should be explained as well.3 Steps to Choosing the Right Paint Color
by Kate Riley on February 13th, 2012
Choosing a new paint color for your walls is an exciting feeling. There’s nothing quite like a fresh coat of paint to completely change the mood of a room. Exciting as it is, success results from following a few steps to ensure you pick the very best color that you’ll love for years to come.
1. Start with a source of inspiration. The simplest way to choose a paint color is to start.
Fabric or artwork is always a great place to start, but it really can be anything that you use as your jumping off point. For example, I’m using this inspiration fabric for a girl’s room makeover and I’m looking for a soft but not too pale gray to be the backdrop for a space that will be filled with colorful fabrics and accessories.
2. Narrow down your choices to a few favorites. Once your eye is drawn to the color you’re looking for, start narrowing down your choices to a few in the same family in slightly darker and lighter shades. If you’re choosing a more vivid color, it’s nice to lean towards a “muddier,” less saturated shade for the walls. Colors with a hint of gray or umber as an undertone tend to look better on the walls than their more saturated cousins, which can often be too vibrant and jarring. Look at your swatches in different light and up against your source of inspiration, pick three to four favorites, and head down to your local paint store.
3. Test your paint swatches. It’s easy to wake up on a Saturday morning with the urge to “paint today!” but it’s best to grab some samples first. Paint companies like Glidden have gotten smart about offering samples to their buyers because they know the importance of always, always, always testing paint on the walls before you invest in a gallon or two of paint. It’s far better to spend a few extra dollars in the beginning on samples to be 100% sure than to spend money on a gallon of paint you may not like once you’ve painted a room.
Apply your samples in several places in the room, next to a window and in a darker corner and see how the samples change over the course of a day. Putting these samples up on the wall will give you the opportunity to see the color in changing light to decide if your sample choices are too dark, too light, too intense, too blah, etc.
The same advice holds true to painting outdoors as well. Last summer, I painted my front door, but before I did, I followed the same tips, narrowing down my colors to a few favorites and testing swatches on a piece of poster board. Taking the extra time yielded the look I was going for on our front door.
Good luck in your search for the perfect paint color and don’t forget, if you’re looking for inspiration from an image of your own, be sure to check out the My Image Inspiration Tool—upload an image and a selection of palettes will be generated for you!
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Regional Dialogue is a perennial spring time event dedicated to the delivery of admissions updates between Ontario Universities and high school guidance counsellors. University representatives and counsellors alike collaborate at Regional Dialogue to share feedback, network, and engage topical issues of the day in support of their shared goal to promote high school students’ access to Ontario Universities.
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