Binding Of Isaac Blue Fire
Regular fires are just worth half a heart. Red fires, when extinguished, give her half a red fire health. These give her +1 damage per half red fire. Blue fires are.
Over a year ago, Robert Bowling put me in touch with Studio71, who approached me about doing a possible Binding of Isaac themed board game. I kinda blew them off saying I didn't have any ideas for something like that and I was far too busy with The End is Nigh and Bum-Bo to start thinking about it (but the seed had been planted).Fast forward 9 or 10 months.I was sick with the flu, stuck on the living room couch, bored out of my mind when the basic structure for a Binding Of Isaac card game started taking over my brain. Within 5 days I had roughly 200 cards, drew them up and started testing things with Danielle. Shuffle the monster, loot, and treasure decks and place them on the table.Take the top 2 cards from the monster deck and place them face up on the table. These are the current active monsters.Take the top 2 cards from the treasure deck and place them face up on the table. These are the current store items.Each player starts the game with 3 loot cards and 3¢.Cain always goes first, if Cain is not one of the characters drawn, then the saddest player goes first.Player turn:1) Charge all activated items (Turn all used items upright)2) Draw 1 loot card3) Main phaseDuring their main phase the active player may do any or all of these things in any order:1. Play 1 loot card, this can be in response to any action.2.
Purchase 1 store item or purchase the unknown top card of the treasure deck. (All store items cost 10¢, including the top card of the deck)3. Attack a monster. (The player can choose to attack any active monster or attack the unknown top card of the monster deck)4. Activate their player card to play an additional loot card. (Player cards can also be saved and activated on other player’s turns in response to any action)4) Ending phase1.
Check to see if any player has 4+ souls. If they do, they win and the game ends.2. Heal damage done to all players and monsters.3. Pass the turn to the player to your left.Loot cards. Keep loot cards in your hand without revealing them to other players.
You may play one loot card during each of your turn.Trinkets: These rare loot cards play like treasure items and have passive effects. Place these cards face up on the table next to your item cards, they count as items when in play.Basic loot: Basic loot comes in the form of coins, bombs, hearts, pills and the like and are used to gain resources or help in combat.Tarot cards: Tarot cards are more advanced loot cards that can drastically change the course of the game.Special loot: These are secret! The Monster deck is the meat and potatoes of the game. It’s filled with basic monsters, bosses, treasures, curses and other surprises.Basic monster: Monsters that are easier to kill and yield loot, coins, and on rare occasion, treasure.Bosses: Harder monsters with bigger rewards that all yield souls when killed (Souls are how you win, remember?)Chests/Bonus cards: Rare cards that yield rewards with little effort and change the game. But they may also kill youCurses: Rare cards that, when revealed, curse the player in the lead. Curse cards are placed to the left of your character card. Curses are discarded when the cursed player dies.Treasure cards.
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Active items: These items can be activated at any time to use their abilities and are noted with a turning arrow symbol. You show an item is activated by turning it sideways. (These items can be activated in response to any action) Once an item has been activated, it can't be activated again until it’s charged at the start of that player's turn.Paid items: These items activate when you pay a specific cost (ie, discard a card, pay 2¢ or take 2 damage). Paid items can be used in response to any action and can be used as many times as they can be paid for.Passive items: These items give players special abilities that usually change the rules of the game or modify existing effects. These abilities don't require activation.Combat. Each player may attack the monster deck once during their turn.
If the player chooses to attack, they may choose to attack an active monster card (face up monster card next to the deck) or the top card of the monster deck. If they attack the top of the deck, reveal that monster card to all players and place it over one of the active monster cards face up.When a player attacks a monster card, they roll their d6. If the number is greater than or equal to that creature’s DICE number, then they deal damage equal to their damage number to that creature. (That is, unless someone uses an ability to modify or reroll the result!) If the attacking player rolls lower than the creature’s dice number, that player takes damage equal to that monster’s damage number. The attacking player continues to roll their d6 until that creature takes lethal damage(damage greater than or equal to that creature’s hit points) or that creature deals lethal damage to the player.If a monster is killed, the active player gains any rewards for killing it and the card is placed on the top of the monster discard pile face up. If an active monster is killed and there are no cards underneath it, reveal the top card of the monster deck and place it face up in the active monster card zone, replacing the killed monster.If a monster deals lethal damage to a player, that player is killed. (see Death:) That player pays a penalty and ends their turn.All damage done to players and monsters is healed at the end of any player’s turn.If a non-monster card is revealed when a player attacks the top card of the library or is revealed after killing an active monster, the active player reads that card to all players and follows the directions on the card.
So I found myself in a curse room after bombing in through the secret room. Unfortunately, it was the room with four fires surrounding a red chest, and I had used my last bomb. But hey, I had the Tower card!
Blue Fire In The Binding Of Isaac Rebirth
I use it, and not wanting the bombs to scatter one by one, I leave and reenter after they've all spawned so they blow up simultaneously.I got six soul hearts. From four blue fires.
I don't know what the percentage on blue fire drops, but yeah. I got lucky with the bomb spawns and had three of the four corners, plus a stray or two. I'm guessing it's something like the chance to drop a heart is determined by each explosion individually, instead of for each fire. If it matters, each fire dropped a heart, two of them dropped hearts on top of each other and squished them aside.TL;DR simultaneous explosions on blue fire might drop multiple soul hearts!EDIT: Couldn't reproduce it with bombs (leaving then reentering), Anarchist Cookbook, or Remote Detonator. Must have just been playing an older version, oh well.