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Indebted
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Darksbane
, Feb 01 2014 06:52 AM | Last updated Feb 01 2014 06:53 AM
![]() IndebtedType: Support Faction: Syndicate Cost: 2 Game Text: Attachment. Condition. Attach to a non-Ancient One character. Attached character gains, "Forced Response: After your resource phase ends, pay 2 or sacrifice this character." Flavor Text: When the O'Bannions called in a favor, it was a 'do it or else' proposition. Special Attribute: Steadfast - Syndicate x2 Set: DotU Number: 26 Illustrator: Cristina Vela |
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2 Comments
Indebted is a core card in a "white collar" Clover Club-themed deck. The whole goal in such a build is to "slow bleed" your opponent, and to take cards that are otherwise balanced and then tilt them in your favor (The Back Room, An Offer You Can't Refuse, Tithe Collector, etc.). All these cards help keep your opponent's hand full for a well-timed Clover Club Executive, but On the Take and Johnny V's Dame ensure you can enjoy your night at the Club more than your opponent can. Just when he thought it couldn't get any worse, Scandal! and Hack Journalist send him back to square one at stories. Finally, Peter Clover himself shows up, and those Indebted characters can't even get in the Club anymore - they pay up then Peter ships them out. By the end, your opponent will gladly sacrifice his characters to Indebted just to find any kind of relief from the "slow bleed."
At least, that's my opinion.