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Low Blow
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Darksbane
, Aug 27 2010 06:57 PM | Last updated Sep 20 2010 03:50 PM
Low BlowType: Event Faction: Syndicate Cost: 2 Game Text: Action: Choose a character. If that character is ready, exhaust it. If it is exhausted, it goes insane. Flavor Text: "Saving the world is one thing, boss, but we're still in the money-making business, too." Set: Core Number: 79 Illustrator: Armin Stocker |
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7 Comments
Nice for the flexibility of either exhausting a character you don't want to deal with, or making someone insane (such as after they go into a story).
I've never tried it though, as I would wonder if a character or support for the price would do me more, as I wouldn't want to keep a domain bigger than 1 open...
For that extra cost you get the ability to hit an Ancient One, and can make something go insane potentially. Is that extra cost worth those things in your deck?
I guess "On the Lam" makes this less relevant, as this is not Tactics and cannot be recurred with Naomi.
It's a solid event, but I usually favor cost 1 or 0 events. Might go into a mono Syndicate deck, though.