Ol' Blackwater

Ravenous Blob? Sounds like a you problem. Finn's got a plan for running in Blackwater and he's sticking to it. Steal from the chumps in this town, buy yourself some fancy gear and take every piece of evidence humanly possible. If it comes to violence, shoot the idiots, and break a few bottles. That way, you might find some extra booze on the ground. If things get hairy, just take a moment to think it through and remember that Miss Santiago is... expendable.

My first draft of my Blob that Ate Everything Finn Edwards Build. Based on earlier builds, trying the drastic measure of cutting Peter Sylvester and Charisma after repeatedly being okay having to do so at local events for table balance."

Other cuts/considerations: -2 Lucky Cigarette Case: For Sale, Cigarettes, Never Played. +1 Skeleton Key: No matter how much someone else's deck fails, you can probably pass a few difficulty 1 investigates. +1 Scavenging: 2 of the major fears of the deck are having hand issues between the lockpicks and bow, and running out of juice on the booze. As long as pickpocketing keeps firing (always does) and I'm not forced to Lola by time pressure, I'll have the resources to play em. Mostly concerned that this will have the same issue as cigarettes.

If you're considering playing this: Hard mulligan for Pickpocketing. No exceptions. Smuggled Goods is half a pickpocketing in a terrible pinch, but a great tool to fish the mash or the other pickpocketing out of your deck. You can adapt the playstyle to the group's weak points (enemy management vs clue gathering vs Task Fulfillment), and probably pick up a few clues as fast actions to boot.

The only weakness that genuinely hurts is 13th Vision. If you have the kind of resources that makes Paranoia painful, you should have spent them on Lola. If Caught Red Handed comes out and you don't have time to evade then why the heck were you drawing cards for an action? If The Thing That Follows is an issue, remember who you're playing.