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Lady Esprit
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Lady EspritDangerous Bokor Type: Character Faction: Shub-Niggurath Cost: 4 Skill: 4 Icons: (T) (C) (A) (A) Game Text: Sorcerer. Cultist. Fast. Characters with a printed cost of 3 or less cannot commit to the same story as Lady Esprit. Flavor Text: She gave herself willingly and when it rode her she wielded the power of a god. Set: The Thousand Young Number: 17 Illustrator: |
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I was playing against her today and I was wondering. If I already have my under 3 cost characters committed to a story and she commits after me to the same story. Does that mean my guys have to leave the story?
She is much better on your turn as a result.
I have a strange fascination with the "lieutenants," as I call them, from the deluxe expansion boxes. It's not an exact science, but I consider almost all the deluxe boxes to have them. They're unique characters, they typically cost around 4, and their raw power-level is always slightly beneath the biggest characters. Lady Esprit is a lieutenant in The Thousand Young box, and I'd say she's probably the best. I've only faced her once, but she was a menace to deal with. I don't find the Fast to be particularly useful with her except on defense because most 4-cost characters who would oppose her can beat her straight-up in a fight. But Shub desperately needed a character like Lady Esprit, someone who could single-handedly put a game away. No, you don't have a printed Investigation icon, but how often do you expect that in Shub anyway? 5/5.
Some of my other lieutenants, by the way, would be Wilbur Whateley 2.0, General Edward Erving, Henry Anthony Wilcox, Tru'Nembra, Whitton Greene, Lord Jeffrey Farrington, and Naomi O'Bannion.