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Dreamlands Scholar
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Darksbane
, Sep 07 2010 05:55 PM | Last updated Sep 28 2010 07:02 PM
Dreamlands ScholarType: Character Faction: Miskatonic University Cost: 3 Skill: 3 Icons: (A)(I) Game Text: Dreamer. Action: Pay 1 and exhaust a Dreamer character to look at the top 3 cards of your deck. Put 1 of those cards in your hand, and the rest on the bottom of your deck in any order. Flavor Text: He became a dreamer... a searcher for strange realms and relationships once familiar... Set: ItDoN Number: 43 Illustrator: Paul Davey |
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4 Comments
Ideally you'll have other Dreamers to use, but his ability is okay enough on its own. I'd rather have it on a cheaper body with reduced stats, but worse cards certainly exist.
The problem I found with this dude is that Obsessive Insomniac is an obvious companion to the Scholar, which makes for kind of redundant effects from two of your characters. They're not the same effect, but typically I'm using one effect in lieu of the other. And since the Insomniac is cheaper and his ability is free, his ability will usually be the winner. The Scholar has his uses, but those uses won't usually bring enough to the table.