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Call of Cthulhu LCG
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Charles Dexter Ward
 
Today, 02:59 PM by Arocle So, when Charles looses terror struggle or in any other way would go insane, you can use the disrupt to force any other character in play to go insane?
August Lindquist
Today, 09:04 AM by Kwakkie
Nevermind, it's different as small price to pay has the wounding go second. Should work.
Excavation Site
Today, 12:20 AM by mnBroncos yea but your MU you should be winning these most of the times, and have ways to remove the icons or struggles won't win.
August Lindquist
Yesterday, 11:30 PM by ultimate26 Use "Small price to pay" to turn one enemy insane and wound the other!
Excavation Site
Yesterday, 11:28 PM by ultimate26 Notice how it says "A player", means that if you lose the struggle the opponent will draw a card
Excavation Site
Yesterday, 06:20 PM by VonWibble With extra struggles from cards like Whitton Greene it could be more than 2 cards.
Restless Mi-Go
Yesterday, 05:55 PM by mnBroncos probably be better once shub box is out but mi-gos aren't tier one and their are better abilities on two drops in the game for him to see play outside of that.
Restless Mi-Go
Yesterday, 05:22 PM by GrahamM It's a cheap mi-go with terror and toughness that you can't get rid of, great stall for any mi go deck. Outside of that, it could do a decent job of swinging a khopesh, although Shub has the arguably better Albino Goat Spawn already
Raid!
Yesterday, 03:47 PM by mnBroncos Its nice seeing other factions get their own form of support control. Shub can't be the only one that can remove supports it is to important.
August Lindquist
Yesterday, 03:46 PM by mnBroncos The fact he is immune to khopesh basically is good. Also, yes your opponent has to be afraid where commit characters because he can redirect if lose combat struggle.
Restless Mi-Go
Yesterday, 03:44 PM by mnBroncos Pretty much. I find this a pretty bad card though....
Mano-a-Mano
Yesterday, 03:41 PM by mnBroncos they have used this couple times in agot. (the selective blanking)
Mano-a-Mano
Yesterday, 02:03 PM by Jhaelen I find it interesting that this is the first example of selective textbox blanking: everything but Subtypes - odd.
All-Points-Bulletin
Yesterday, 01:59 PM by Jhaelen Hali's Directive also doesn't do much to characters that cannot be made insane. Exhausting and especially blanking is universally useful.
August Lindquist
Yesterday, 11:20 AM by Kwakkie True, I don't see it as an anti-card for targeted wounding (like khopesh). But the chance of losing combat struggles is big, right? This is an awesome defender. Sure, commit with lots of terror and combat. I'll make sure to commit with this guy, lose combat and wound something from you.
The opponent has the choice to commit with enough and wound him, or commit with not enough and be wounded as well...
August Lindquist
Yesterday, 10:04 AM by Jhaelen Finally a reason to use Infernal Obession over Stygian Eye ;-)
TBH; I'm not sure how useful his ability will be, though. Your opponent just won't target him with any wounding effects, and desctruction/sacrifice/remove from play also seem more dominant currently (unless the Agency box will reverse that trend). So, the only potential benefit I see is from losing combat struggles...
Sir Jon Scott
Yesterday, 09:36 AM by Jhaelen Ooh, this guy might be useful. ST have a ton of effects powered by discarding cards.
Edit: And it's an undead - it'll be interesting to see what the Shub box will have to offer for this neglected subtype.
Restless Mi-Go
Yesterday, 09:22 AM by Jhaelen So this is basically the precursor of the new Resilient keyword? |
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Today, 04:40 PM by mnBroncos
correct he can redirect to your opponent. Still a pretty nitch card that I often cut in my hastur decks.