Since there's no real thread for other game mode, and the

Pretty sure that archenemy sets are not supposed to be mixed toghether

>>54718059
Considering the general consensus I've seen has been that original Archenemy was a bit too strong for the archenemy, yet the new set is a bit too weak, so mixing them should provide best results I guess.
Also, Plots was a promo, it didn't come with any of the sealed ones.

>>54718097
>expanding the cardpool wouldn't raise power
>but oh! check out this gnarly new combo

>>54718136
>expanding the cardpool wouldn't raise power
I never said this though? I said that adding older, stronger cards to the newer, far weaker ones would provide a better balanced outcome.

>>54718059
Pretty sure your parents' gametes weren't supposed to be mixed together, either, yet here we are.

>>54717357
The end result is 5 schemes (assuming you stack correctly), but it's a bit complicated:

1. You set 'Plots That Span Centuries' (PTSC) in motion. The triggers for PTSC and 'My Laughter Echoes' (MLE) go onto the stack, and you have to decide the order in which they do so.

-Scenario A: You have MLE resolve before PTSC-
2. MLE's trigger resolves. During resolution, you may choose to abandon the scheme.

3a. If you don't, PTSC then resolves. When you next set a scheme in motion, instead you set three at the same time and you get three MLE triggers; once you've abandoned MLE for one of them you are no longer able to abandon MLE for the other triggers (i.e. you can only copy one).

3b. If you do, MLE is abandoned, and once you've finished abandoning it, another PTSC trigger goes on the stack. You now have two PTSC triggers on the stack. It's worth noting that PTSC has already been set in motion twice at this point. Both abilities resolve, and the next time you would set a scheme in motion, instead you set 5 schemes in motion. (You would set 3 schemes in motion, but the first of those occurrences gets replaced by setting 3 schemes in motion for a total of 5. You may stack the 5 schemes as you wish.)

-Scenario B: You have PTSC resolve before MLE-
2. PTSC's trigger resolves.

3. MLE's trigger resolves. You may choose to abandon it. If you don't, see the explanation for 3a in scenario A. If you do, MLE is abandoned, and after that you attempt to set PTSC in motion again; however, this action is replaced by setting 3 schemes in motion (meaning you don't get the PTSC effect a second time).