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You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
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kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

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You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

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• er der adgang til denne tekst i oversættelsessystem? Hvis ja, er det blevet oversat inden for 24 timer?

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You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

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You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

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You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

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You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

boardgamegeek.com/article/7607437#7607437

• Hvad forsøgte du at gøre for at udløse denne spilhandling?

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• Hvad skete der, da du forsøgre at gøre dette (fejlmeddelelse, meddelelsesstatusbjælke, ...)?

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You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

boardgamegeek.com/article/7607437#7607437

• Hvad skete der, da du forsøgte at udføre denne spilhandling (fejlmeddelelse, meddelelsesstatusbjælke, ...)?

Table number is only used to link the report to Eminent Domain

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• Venligst beskriv display problemet. Hvis du har et skærmbillede af denne fejl (god øvelse), kan du bruge Imgur.com til at uploade den og kopiere/indsætte linket her.

You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

boardgamegeek.com/article/7607437#7607437

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• Venligst kopier/indsæt tekst vist på engelsk i stedet for dit sprog. Hvis du har et skærmbillede af denne fejl (god øvelse), kan du bruge Imgur.com til at uploade den og kopiere/indsætte linket her.

You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

boardgamegeek.com/article/7607437#7607437

• er der adgang til denne tekst i oversættelsessystem? Hvis ja, er det blevet oversat inden for 24 timer?

Table number is only used to link the report to Eminent Domain

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• Forklar venligst dit forslag præcist og sammenfattende, så det er så let som muligt at forstå, hvad du mener.

You are supposed to be able to use Streamlining before your turn ends after you reconcile your hand/draw cards.
-
kvenosdel wrote:
You are correct that "each turn" refers to your turn only. You can do the effect anytime you want with the exception of after you start drawing cards. After you are finished reconciling your hand your turn is immediately over. You could play it after your action, which might be especially good if you did something like Improved Survey.

sedjtroll wrote:
Kenny is correct EXCEPT for 1 tiny detail. If you want to Streamline away a card AFTER you've completed your hand reconcile - have at. You will then have 1 fewer cards in your hand then you would normally after your turn. Since you only get to Streamline 1x/turn, this could be worth doing - say for example you hadn't removed anything yet, and you reconcile and draw 2 cards you want to remove... you could remove 1 then and maybe the other next turn.

boardgamegeek.com/article/7607437#7607437

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