Cycle Ideas

Notice: To have your ruleset considered, please write a document containing mostly rule text that outlines most of your mechanic's unique ideas.

Handwriting Nomic
Nomic where rules and proposals are all written. Trigon's Draft.

The Council
Returning idea from Cycle 10's planning and Cycle 11's planning. Additional discussion thread starts here.

Branching Nomic
A nomic that splits based on the result of decisions:  Branching nomic pitch

Multiverse Time Travel Branching
Just a ridiculous idea that was a spin-off of the above, loosely based on the game 5D Chess with Multiverse time travel: Multiverse draft

Subproposals Nomic
A nomic where multiple users work together to assemble omnibus proposals composed of individual subproposals:  Subproposal ideas

re-run a previous round
Take the initial/final ruleset from a previous round and use it as the initial ruleset for this round.


 * https://discord.com/channels/515560801394753537/515607055223095300/819243459357179905

Drafts

 * Round_6/Initial_Ruleset


 * Round_7/Ruleset
 * Round 10/Ruleset

Pokemon Nomic
See https://infinitenomic.miraheze.org/wiki/User:Veganzombeh/Nomimons

Guild Nomic
A nomic where players join the Adventurer's Guild and party up to fight monsters. Draft

Big Chess
Minimalistic chess-on-a-big-board rulesetDraft

Counting Nomic
Some sample initial rules:

Rule: Counting

The counter starts at 0. At any point, any player may increment the counter by one by sending the next integer in the n+1 integer sequence to #counting (i.e., if the counter is at 12, the next count would be 13). A player may not increment the counter two times in a row.

Rule: Winning

"The winner of the nomic is the player that sends the number 1,000,000 as a valid count to #counter."

Alternate Counting Draft
Someone suggested counting but each player has their own counter so I drafted something like that.

User:Veganzombeh/CountingButDifferent

Bring back the pan-European deck
For Round 10 we created a massive 240-card deck using suits and ranks from many differently suited decks from different European countries.

The tarot cards were a later introduction, and I think they didn't fit very well with the rest of the deck and just added confusion to the card drawing rules. So we can take them or leave them. I'm just still immensely proud of the original 12-suit, 20-card deck. If we ever do another card game nomic, I think that this is a very good deck to use for that. CodeTriangle (talk) 19:19, 2 September 2022 (UTC)

Graphomic
User:4st/Graphomic