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Joe Sargent
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Darksbane
, Jan 18 2011 03:18 PM | Last updated Jan 22 2011 05:33 AM
Joe SargentRattletrap Bus Driver Type: Character Faction: Cthulhu Cost: 3 Skill: 2 Icons: (C)(A) Game Text: Servitor. Action: Exhaust Joe Sargent and pay 2 to choose and destroy a non-Ancient One character with skill X or lower committed to a story. X is the number of Deep One characters you control. Flavor Text: "Never stop, Innsmouth." Set: TOotST Number: 13 Illustrator: Christine Griffin |
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3 Comments
I think he is a reasonable choice in a dubious deck. Cult of Bathos/Devil's Reef means that your Deep ones might all cost less, making each of them cheap rather than expensive for what they are, but he isn't a Deep One and so retains inefficiency, also playing him early means a 3-1-1 domain spread, which then means you can't activate him until the following round. But even then you will have hardly any Deep Ones in play, and can only kill something small.
Still, I like repeatable kills and that definitely makes him worth 1 slot in your Deep One deck, but possibly not a second. Also, some Cthulhu games develop into a stalemate where no-one can commit to stories, and a card like this turns those games to your advantage.