Explanation for Bramble move?

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(12-03-2012 04:01 AM)Bluegodzill Wrote:  

(12-03-2012 03:58 AM)Emuchu Wrote:  

(12-03-2012 03:48 AM)Bluegodzill Wrote:  He could do that because a vine can spawn another vine once per turn. He spawned a vine that spawned a vine that spawned a vine.

A better way to say it is that each vine can spawn another vine once per turn. You can spawn several in the same turn in this way, but killing any of the parents will remove all of that parent's children.

Think of the bramble as a virus. The virus spawns more viruses, which spawns even more viruses, so vines can multiply pretty fast. A smart idea for the bramble is to NOT make all your vines from 1 single vine.

If you kill the first vine then all of the other vines that were created as a result of it would be killed too. This is an effective way to gain a wit advantage over bramble.