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Slavering Gug
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Darksbane
, Aug 27 2010 09:18 PM | Last updated Sep 20 2010 04:07 PM
Slavering GugType: Character Faction: Shub-Niggurath Cost: 5 Skill: 4 Icons: (C)(C)(C) Game Text: Monster Action: Pay 4 to choose and wound a character. Flavor Text: 'Nurse, sedate him.' 'Please, no - it waits for me! I can't go to sleep - Its terrible size - The awful slit of its dripping maw!' Set: Core Number: 124 Illustrator: Tyler Walpole |
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6 Comments
The action can be used as many times as you can afford it. Unless the action requires exhaust as a cost (such as "Exhaust Slavering Gug and pay 4") it can be used even if the Slavering Gug is exhausted. So you can, for example, commit it to stories on your turn, and then choose to wound targets after your opponent commits.
Again! Seeing as I've Just built a funny Yog/Shub Polar/Dream Land Gug Deck- why isn't this thing a Gug!? This really needs to be fixed!!! Not to mention, Granted a bit of toughness. It costs five for Yog-Sosthoth's sake!!! And its ability, though very good- costs a whopping four!!!! At the very last, give it toughness +1! Poor thing!
FAQ 4.0 - Errata
Should have the Gug subtype.
Is this character of any use at all, considering the other Gug and character options available?
I occasionally play a game of single core cthulhu, and in that context this card it sweet.
I would also choose it in a draft.
But I haven't ever seen it in a constructed deck in any of my play groups.