Great card for Parallel Roland to sidestep Red Tape’s Regulation, as Dilemma cards are not played and, thus, do not count towards its two-card limit:

Dilemmas and Revelation Abilities

Some player cards in this expansion (namely those with the Dilemma trait) possess revelation abilities. As with revelation abilities on other cardtypes, these abilities resolve when the card is drawn or otherwise enters your hand, not when the card is played.

• These cards have no cost ("-"). These cards cannot be played; their effects only resolve when they are drawn or added to your hand.

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Oh, and if there is a discoverable clue at any location (since Nature of the Beast makes an investigator you choose discover one anywhere), it also satisfies both Seek the Truth’s Regulation (if there are any clues at your location — otherwise, the point is irrelevant) and (if there is an enemy at your location). Buying this during upkeep may hinder its effectiveness, but you might still get an additional card draw from the reaction.

Sure, you cannot time it properly since the Revelation effect takes place upon drawing; nevertheless, in the usual flex position Parallel Roland performs, it is not unusual for him to be found in a place littered with clues or around an enemy.

I dont write many reviews but I tried this one in once scenario in a lvl 0 Sefina deck with Rod of Carnamagos

If this works like I think it does, this card is absolutely bonkers and it probably needs to be clarified soon. At this point everybody knows you can do a Carnamagos during a skilltest. Thing is as far as I was able to understand it, tokens from Carnamagos are ignored for the test and could work for this since token you choose need to match an ignored token. It does not specify it would have to be one you revealed by Breath's effect. This would mean for 1 charge one of the 2 tokes you revealed by breath need to match one from a total of 6 revealed tokens.

Its almost certainly not intended but the only way I see it potentially not working is if those ignored token still need to be there on the table when you are choosing which one to ignore. The ones from carnamagos go away after it resolves and honestly I am kind hoping thats the case as I think this would be healthier for the game.

Even ignoring all of the above it still has a ton of utility. -As mentioned before, the 9 charges is a huge boon. We had a chance to test how this works with Spectral Shield in practice and it made a nearly dying guy almost unkillable. -It does let you attack with your head endlessly (since spending the token is optional) -Last but definitely not least is suprisingly the reliability of this thing. If there is a single token in the bag you absolutely do not want to draw, spending just one charge guarantees you dont have to deal with it. Most of the time this will be the autofail, but some scenarios you just have a token which can progress doom or do some worse things if drawn. Under normal circumstances its hard to pull of extra damage, but if you think of it like a safe way to deal one damage for 1 action, it does look very decent.

The way I am reading this, in multiplayer, if an investigator has successfully evaded a hunter enemy using stealth, then stays at the same location, this would prevent the enemy hunter movement, since the escaped investigator is the closest to his position.

I'm thinking this might be a good card for Michael McGlen. With his "Viola" Case that's 2 extra slots. Two Hidden Pockets attached to a Stylish Coat, and you have +12 atk, 7 damage, which seems like a good 'emergency' card if you get hit with your weakness and have an enemy or so to deal with, and potentially devistating with a Double or Nothing. (If you wanted to squeeze out a little more, you take two Versatiles to pick up, say, Track Shoes to attach the pockets to and a Bandolier, and you'd get another +2.+1, but I don't think that's worth another 10 cards in your deck, two more asset plays, etc.).

I think this card is just amazing, but I just can't stop thinking why is this a survivor card? You don't heal damage/horror, you don't discard cards to get better effects, you don't discard it if you get a skull token... Even the title flavor seems like a generic mystic asset for me. Is that because you can use dex instead of might? Wouldn't it fit better as a Rogue weapon, so? Rogue also enjoys shooting from a distance so that feels suitable.