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Prize Pistol
Submitted
Darksbane
, Sep 07 2010 05:09 PM | Last updated Sep 28 2010 06:57 PM
![]() Prize PistolType: Support Faction: Neutral Cost: 1 Game Text: Attachment. Item. Weapon. Attach to an [Agency] character. Attached character gains (C). Action: Exhaust Prize Pistol and pay 1 to choose and wound one character with lower skill than the number of (C) icons attached character has. Set: IMoD Number: 22 Illustrator: Ian Kirkpatrick |
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6 Comments
Shocking Transformation (Core) into
James Logan (WitD)
with two of those.
[hopefully i love insane skill like
Insect Swarm (TTftS)
and cheap invulnerable characters
I didn't notice this agency only text.
Screwing up your resources makes it a little weaker. But also easier to play in multi color deck for 1 of any color. (now thinking... why would you want to resource it, i guess its a buff)
A bit weird but i think this idea is interesting, are there more cards like this?
James Logan's best friend. The fact that you only have to exhaust the pistol to use the effect is great, and now that Agency has gotten a shot in the arm from their deluxe box, it should be more playable. Great in the right deck, and just okay otherwise. So overall, not bad.
Pun intended?
Looks good to me, whilst it has standard attachment problems the fact is you'll often play it when there is already a target present to get 1 quick kill.