Ultimate Sacrifice

Event

Spell. Spirit.

Cost: 0. XP: 4.

Mystic

Fast. Play when the investigation phase ends.

Repeat the investigation phase. At the end of that phase, you are defeated and suffer 1 physical trauma. Max once per game.

Ethan Patrick Harris
Marie Lambeau #30.
Ultimate Sacrifice

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Reviews

This card seems to be much stronger than the two other "do powerful effect, then you are defeated" cards in the game. The way I see it, if you play this card and then you resign before (!) the repetition of the investigation phase ends, you avoid being defeated and suffering trauma, since you're no longer in the game when the "you are defeated" part of the effect resolves. If I'm correct about this, then this is a very strong card!

Corgano · 4
4xp for a "You Better Win NOW" button seems cool. — MrGoldbee · 1576
I am pretty sure anything that exhausts stays exhausted however if you use this — HeroesOfTomorrow · 105
Correct, there is no upkeep phase in between. And yes, if there is no "end of that phase" you avoid the trigger. — AlderSign · 472

This is part of my mass deletion for the reviews I have written as I am no longer proud of them of what I have wrote and I feel uncomfortable leaving them up for everyone to see.

The quick brown Duke jumps over the lazy fox dog creature.

fishingbrogl · 21
What is happening to this samurai in this Legend of the Five Rings art piece that they’re trying to pass off as an Arkham Horror card now that the game it was commissioned for is bankrupt? — Eudaimonea · 9
There's no way. What card is the art repurposed from? — fishingbrogl · 21
I know it's probably a joke, but Carolyn can't get Sledgehammer upgraded — HeroesOfTomorrow · 105
@fishingbrick, I’m being facetious. A directly stated version of my comment would be, “While I agree the art is attractive and that the card might create big, dramatic moments, ithe art does not suggest 1920s Arkham, nor a horror game. In fact, the character appears to me to be to be dressed in samurai garb and the scene appears most evocative of a figure receiving the light of Amaterasu. In actuality, I don’t know why or for whom this art was originally made, but I’d call it a cool piece for a different game. — Eudaimonea · 9