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Appealing to the Fortunes
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Appealing to the Fortunes
Type: Province
Strength: 3
Clan: Neutral
This province gets +2 strength while you have a Void role.
Interrupt: When this province is broken – put a character into play from one of your provinces or from your hand.
Interrupt: When this province is broken – put a character into play from one of your provinces or from your hand.
Element: void
Deck: Province
Number: 82
Illustrator: Joyce Maureira
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3 Comments
Interesting...
Been playing around with a fast-paced Crab deck that collapses on the front provinces for benefit, then ends up defending Stronghold with Defend The Wall. This'd go pretty well there, especially as there's a good synergy with Reprieve and Iron Mine.
Of course with Crab's holding density there's also a fair chance that there'll be no face-up character to put in.
And y'know, Shameful Display and Pilgrimage are great cards, always.
So yeah, maybe one to try in the Lion decks once Shameful Display gets restricted.
Interestingly, this is a province that you want to break as the second player on your last challenge, not unlike with the water version of this province. And even then, you need something like a four+ coster on a province, and ideally a way to keep the character in play for another round.
This seems a little too conditional and in an element with heavy competition, but it could certainly make for some sweet plays.