PluTT's Odd or Even
 
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Main Deck - 54 cards, 20 distinct
Columns
Name  Race Type Cost Edition
Unit (23)
3 Followers of Skarsnik Orc Unit 3 + The Fall of Karak Grimaz
3 Fungusbrew Goblin Orc Unit 1 + The Silent Forge
3 Night Goblin Fanatic Orc Unit 2 + Chaos Moon
3 Sneaky Git Orc Unit 2 + Signs in the Stars
3 Snotling Saboteurs Orc Unit 3 + Arcane Fire
3 Spider Riders Orc Unit 1 + The Skavenblight Threat
3 Squig Hopper Orc Unit 3 + Signs in the Stars
2 Urguck Orc Unit 3 + Core Set
Tactic (17)
3 Mob Up Orc Tactic 0 + Tooth and Claw
2 Pillage Orc Tactic 2 + Core Set
2 Smash-Go-Boom! Orc Tactic X + Core Set
3 Spida Huntin' Orc Tactic 1 + March of the Damned
2 Troll Vomit Orc Tactic 4 + Core Set
2 Waaagh! Orc Tactic 3 + Core Set
3 We'z Bigga! Orc Tactic 0 + Core Set
Support (14)
3 Choppa Orc Support 1 + Core Set
3 Contested Village Neutral Support 1 Core Set
2 Scrap Heap Orc Support 1 + Assault on Ulthuan
3 Tribal Tattoos Orc Support 0 + The Twin Tailed Comet
3 Warpstone Excavation Neutral Support 0 Core Set
Sideboard - 3 cards, 1 distinct
Name  Race Type Cost Edition
Tactic (3)
3 Wolf Rider Assault Orc Tactic 0 + Path of the Zealot

Comments
  • PluTT | 02-Aug-2012 09:07
    If you talk about natural numbers rather than integers then 0 would be odd. But since some people would call that cheese I have other versions that have opted out from using 0 cost cards.
    • Dariusz | 02-Aug-2012 14:26
      If you talk about natural numbers, zero wouldn't be neither odd nor even, because zero is not a natural number.
  • Dariusz | 02-Aug-2012 08:03
    Take a look at my version:
    http://deckbox.org/sets/117530
  • PluTT | 22-Aug-2011 08:24
    That X equals 0 is in the FAQ. That 0 is an odd number is maths.
  • PluTT | 16-Aug-2011 19:27
    X counts as 0 and 0 is an odd number since an even number is defined as a number divisible by 2.
    • Danny Kamikaze | 21-Aug-2011 21:57
      Cool. Is this in the FAQ somewhere? Thanks for the response.
  • Danny Kamikaze | 16-Aug-2011 19:24
    Has anyone addressed whether flipping a 0 cost card when gambling with the goblins counts as an odd or even? I'm torn on that one. I can see it being "not odd", as well as "not even", but not really either.
    • Danny Kamikaze | 16-Aug-2011 19:25
      And also, what about X cost cards, which I presume would cost "nil"?
    • Dariusz | Edited 02-Aug-2012 08:03
      If it's not odd, then it falls under "fail" category.
      0 is even number. It's integer number, and after division by 2 it's still integer. "0 / 2 = 0" <- this is perfectly ok.
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