"Yeah," he agrees. "That'd work. Or, I don't know, something about matching - it sure seems like there's not enough of every blessing in the bin to really get off the ground with something where you need to have a specific blessing, but maybe we can figure something out. Like, mmm... if somebody puts down flexibility, the next person has to come up with a different coru blessing and so on until there's a row of all eight, but if someone doesn't have one that's not already there they take the unfinished row and start over, and whoever has the least coins at the end wins? Where the end is when we run out of coins, I guess. And we can just not use the extraordinaries, or say they're wildcards and they count for what the person putting them down says they are."

—Then he starts giggling. Anyone sitting close enough to read his mind may observe that he just realized that the nature of blessing coins might potentially complicate any attempt to deal them out at random.