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Corruption of Enlightenment
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Corruption of EnlightenmentType: Event Faction: Hastur Cost: X Game Text: Spell. Action: Search the top X cards of an opponent’s deck. Choose and discard 1 of those cards and return the rest in the same order. Then, remove Corruption of Enlightenment from the game. Set: The Mark of Madness Number: 27 Illustrator: Stephen Somers |
Call of Cthulhu: The Card Game, Living Card Game, the Living Card Game logo, Fantasy Flight Games, and the FFG logo are trademarks of Fantasy Flight Publishing, Inc.
3 Comments
Usefulness will vary greatly depending on the type of deck you face. Swarm decks won't mind losing one of their many soldiers, while those relying on combos or powerful finishers will feel the heat. But many times the upcoming draw of your foe will be too good, or too bad, to make a real difference even by draining your biggest domain - plus you can't reorder. 2/5
This card might be a useful addition to a Hastur mill deck. I like the art better than the game function of the card, though.
I don't think this card is very usable. To get any real use out of it, you need to pay at least 3, and there are so many more helpful ways to spend 3 resources.
If you could recycle CoE, that might be something, but that might be OP.