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Hell yeah — PaxCecilia · 426
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Hell yeah — Will.I.Game · 30
Hell yeah — loglady · 20
Almost as good as getting two clues from Evidence — michael921 · 1
Two clues?! From fucking evidence?!? HELL YEAH — MouldOfMlem · 148
Hell yeah — MrGoldbee · 1506
Hell yeah, so amazed that my Old Shotgun enters play with an ammo — liwl0115 · 52
Hell yeah — 5argon · 11742
Hell yeah — Nenananas · 273
hell yeah — Pawiu14 · 208
Hell yeah — Valentin1331 · 84355
Sawed-Off Shotgun

I feel like Robert Castaigne can breathe new life into this card. Whether you're Tony Morgan or Michael McGlen, you can have it sit in your hand and fire it once per turn as a fast action.

I wouldn't be shocked if Robert ends up with a similar taboo to something like Sleight of Hand, limiting the level of cards he can affect - although if he does, it'll impact the Remington Model 1858 that pretty much feels like it was designed to work with him. That, or a taboo saying "actually no you do have to actually play or discard the card".

nictron90 · 13
9xp combo tho. Pricey. — MrGoldbee · 1506
Honestly, I think Robert would be a lot more balanced if he gained his level 0's "Does not provoke attacks of opportunity" and got the Rook treatment (turning from a fast trigger to an action). — NightgauntTaxiService · 466
Say Your Prayers

Using this on Michael McGlen right now. Gosh is it great. I imagine that's also the case with Silas Marsh, Roland Banks, and Rita Young

The theory is simple: if you have a max sanity of 5, take a Say Your Prayers and after taking two Sanity damage this card is up and running. The prereq for using this card is quick to fulfill, and it'll work for you when you precisely need it. Some use cases include:

  • Acting as an important skill booster against head checks threatening sanity damage/mythos cards.

  • At a whopping +4, it allows you to flex head later in the game: useful for parleys and act/agenda advancements.

  • With no "only commit to a skill test you're performing", it can greatly aid other investigators (especially mystics!).

I think it's an elegant card paired with low sanity users: just mulligan it away in a starting hand. And if you draw it too early hang on to it like a talisman.


"Be on your guard, stand firm in the faith, be courageous, be strong."

- 1 Corinthians 16:13

CyanideLock · 14
Marion Tavares

I just want to add that "fast" event cards, which can be played under any circumstances, work wonders for Marion. They allow her to combo other events in any flexible timings without spending actions. Notable mentions include "Get behind me!", Tempt Fate, and Trusted (attached to an ally). This strategy lets you chain actions together to achieve meaningful outcomes. I recommend packing some cheap, condition-less "fast" event cards in her deck.

liwl0115 · 52
And especially avoiding attacks of opportunity! — AlderSign · 440
Tempt fate is a good catch. — MrGoldbee · 1506
"Get behind me!" comes with the condition, that other gators want to take an AoO, though. (Unless you want to use your card just for the extra action.) Note, that Marion's ability only work during her turn, even if events could be played out of it. — Susumu · 383