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Unorthodox Psychologist
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Darksbane
, Aug 29 2010 08:24 PM | Last updated Sep 28 2010 06:16 PM
Unorthodox PsychologistType: Character Faction: The Agency Cost: 2 Skill: 2 Icons: (C)(I) Game Text: Government Action: Exhaust Unorthodox Psychologist to look at an opponent's hand. Flavor Text: "Let me tell you about your mother." Set: TTftS Number: 81 Illustrator: Rafal Hrynkiewicz |
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3 Comments
You know, I've always felt like this card was such a tease. Ordinarily, you're having to choose one: try for 3 success tokens at a story, or see what your opponent has in his hand? To me, it was like you were getting either a nice body with no ability, or you were getting a support card with a nice ability. It annoyed me that I couldn't easily get the ability and the attacking too. I had a similar beef with Trial Judge, Agency Bodyguard, Mr. Grey, etc.
So, here's to Franklin Automobile and San Marco Basilica! Love you guys! Abilities AND attacking in the same turn makes me happy!
Well, sorta. The icons are different, and the possibly-important Government subtype is missing from Dr. Marie. It's true that the newer card is far more efficient for viewing the opponent's hand, though. Unlikely Informant still works pretty well, too.