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Marine Salvager
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Darksbane
, Feb 01 2014 06:22 AM | Last updated Feb 01 2014 06:22 AM
![]() Marine SalvagerType: Character Faction: Syndicate Cost: 2 Skill: 2 Icons: (C) Game Text: Criminal. Action: Exhaust Marine Salvager and pay X to choose a support card in any player's discard pile. Then, put that support card into play under your control. X is equal to the printed cost of the support card. Set: DotU Number: 15 Illustrator: Angela Sung |
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5 Comments
Edited to add: Less thematic, but more playworthy would be to pair them with Shub, for the support destruction on offer there.
I have never been much of a fan of the Bone Sculptor, but this card is powerful. Great with temporary attachments it realy ramps up the irritation from Concrete and Chains, Length of Pipe, etc
Length of Pipe is definitely a good choice because the Salvager can fetch it for free. Artifact of the Lost Cities is really nice too, especially when paired with Concrete and Chains, Indebted, and other temporary support cards. You can draw a lot of cards that way. I kind of like Cathouse with the Salvager too (for repeated diving into the pile).