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Green Level Clearance

Submitted Darksbane , Mar 17 2013 05:55 PM | Last updated Mar 17 2013 05:55 PM

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	Green Level Clearance Type: Operation: Transaction Cost: 1 Faction: Corp Haas-Bioroid Faction Cost: 1 Gain 3 [Credits] and draw 1 card. Set: A Study in Static Number: 070 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Mauricio Herrera
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8 Comments

CompanyMan

Mar 18 2013 11:38 PM

A 4th transaction operation that can be used with the original Weyland identity - only 1 influence. Not loving it as I rarely want more cards in my hand

Subbak

Mar 20 2013 08:48 PM

This is also quite weird, as it feels more like a Weyland card, or possibly NBN.

Drakin769

Mar 21 2013 12:34 PM

This is also quite weird, as it feels more like a Weyland card, or possibly NBN.

What it does feels very Haas to me, getting more out of your click. That said, maybe it is because of the artwork which while awesome, seems to clash a bit with the Haas foreground?

Assamite

Mar 22 2013 11:06 AM

A Card that replenishes itself and gives a small money advantage...deck thinning + Credits its ok in my book

DubiousYak

Mar 24 2013 01:36 PM

So it costs 1 click/credit to draw, 1 click/credit to play and the operation costs 1 credit. So you are getting a refund AND get a card out of the deal. I think of it as putting credits in the bank (my hand), and when I want to withdraw I get some interest - an extra card.