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Broken Space, Broken Time
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Darksbane
, Oct 09 2011 11:07 PM | Last updated Jun 16 2014 04:14 AM
Broken Space, Broken TimeType: Event Faction: Neutral Cost: 4 Game Text: Disaster. Play during your operations phase. Action: Each player may search his deck for an Ancient One character with printed cost 6 or lower and put it into play. Then, shuffle all decks searched in this way. Set: CoC Number: 59 Illustrator: Rafal Hrynkiewicz |
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4 Comments
Restricted.
So what is the combo with this that made it restricted?
I wanted to put this in my Calling the Darkness deck, but I was wondering about being able to deal with the opponents AO. Any ideas?
I don't know of a specific combo that made this card Restricted. It might have just been that this card was ubiquitous, so they made it Restricted because they didn't want every deck throwing in a copy of it. In terms of being able to deal with the opponent's AO, how about Azathoth? That should take care of it. Could run it in a MU deck that relies on speed, and when your deck is on the verge of stalling, pop Azathoth down for the final 2 success tokens. Or, for that matter, after you drop Azathoth on your turn, follow it up with some weenies with Investigation icons.
Generally this card was used in ramp-up decks to fetch Nodens and basically reset the board once the AO player had a domain big enough to pump AOs consistently. It wasn't like a super combo, but it made it really difficult for rush decks to compete w AO spam, especially since resource acceleration hadn't been restricted and Peter Clover didn't exist.
Pre-errata Nug was another popular target.