Yes, especially when you put in the 'someday' caveat!
There are two separate activities going on, although some players are common.
There are the RBCiv Epic tournament games and the RBC Succession games.
For the former it's especially important for folks to be on the same page, while on
the latter we want to balance fun and a smooth gaming experience that isn't overly
taxing for newcomers, with the need to maintain challenge and a sense that we're
not exploiting (new) loopholes in the game design. Sirian and other epic sponsors are
in the process of reviewing these rules, and I would like to see them updated for SG
purposes as well. Up to now they've had the same 'baseline' of rules, and if appropriate
will continue to do so, but that's a secondary goal to making each one have the set of
rules needed to make that activity function at its best. One key difference is that for an
tourney the rules really due need to be pretty specific, as a player gets the game and we're
in a no spoiler quiet situation until the game is over. In a SG, the 'spirit' of the games/rules
are what's important, and there is ongoing feedback and discussion from teammates every
ten turns. If something unusual comes up it can be discussed and the stakeholders can decide
what's best for the situation if needed (

or

). In either case an Epic or a SG can
add/subtract or modify any rule for a given game, subject to the sponsor's wishes. I should also give the
caveat that I'm primarily speaking for the SG rules, and that Sirian himself will work the Epic rules review
process in an efficient way he sees best. I'm a player/helper in that arena - Sirian and Griselda are the
ones doing the work there and who are responsible for the excellence of the Epic tourney :wub:
Having said that, if anyone has specific suggestions for new items to consider due to
differences in C3C, I would love to hear them. Let's do this in brainstorming mode, not
raucous debate mode - i.e. present your ideas and give some reason why you think they're
important to include, rather than focus on tearing down other suggestions. What will likely
happen is that a condensed list of proposed changes will result from these and other
discussions, with a chance for more extensive feedback and debate at that point,
but let's just keep it casual at this point.
Thanks!
Charis