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Sons of Carcosa
Submitted
fram
, Sep 29 2014 07:54 PM | Last updated Sep 29 2014 07:54 PM
Sons of CarcosaServants to the King Type: Character Faction: Hastur Cost: 6 Skill: 6 Icons: (T)(T)(C)(A)(A) Game Text: Society. Cultist. Society. Cultist. Reduce the cost to play Sons of Carcosa by 2 for each story card in an opponent’s won pile. Response: After a player readies one or more cards outside of the refresh phase, he must make a character he controls go insane, if able. Set: The Sleeper Below Number: 042 Illustrator: Rafal Hrynkiewicz |
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I don't know what it is exactly, but I love the artwork for this card. I think the yellow border of the card around the cloudless blue sky in the background. Then how the 5 men visually connect the cool blue above to the harsh dirt below. And at first, I thought these men were standing in a semi-circle, but it looks like the three middle men are basically standing in a line, and they're watching the two men in the foreground. Maybe the fellow on the far left is pleading for mercy from the fellow on the far right, who is clearly in charge.
Just particularly well-executed art for the Sons of Carcosa. It looks like something out of a dream.