Question about Overpaying Monsters

UberGoblin · 05-20-2018, 06:18 AM

So, supose I put out more gold than I need for a monster to make my opponent think it is bigger than it really is, but my opponent calls my bluff an decides to face the monster. It's a legal monster since I played more than it cost, but do I just pay it's original cost, or do I have to pay all the gold I put out? I'm not sure if monsters are big on giving refunds.

MIB 9966 · 05-20-2018, 06:40 AM

If a monster is hired, it gladly takes the entire payment with no refunds. This is the risk of overpaying as a bluff. Just make sure that what you really wanted to hire (if that was the plan) is still something that you can afford.

05-20-2018, 06:18 AM	#1
UberGoblin Join Date: May 2018	Question about Overpaying Monsters So, supose I put out more gold than I need for a monster to make my opponent think it is bigger than it really is, but my opponent calls my bluff an decides to face the monster. It's a legal monster since I played more than it cost, but do I just pay it's original cost, or do I have to pay all the gold I put out? I'm not sure if monsters are big on giving refunds.

05-20-2018, 06:40 AM	#2
MIB 9966 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Long Island, NY	Re: Question about Overpaying Monsters If a monster is hired, it gladly takes the entire payment with no refunds. This is the risk of overpaying as a bluff. Just make sure that what you really wanted to hire (if that was the plan) is still something that you can afford. __________________ Matt Lee Northeast RD

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