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Snowflake
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Darksbane
, Dec 11 2012 10:41 PM | Last updated Dec 11 2012 10:41 PM
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SnowflakeType: ICE: Barrier - Psi Cost: 1 Faction: Corp Jinteki Faction Cost: 2 [Subroutine] You and the Runner secretly spend 0 [Credits], 1 [Credits], or 2 [Credits]. Reveal spent credits. End the run if you and the Runner spent a different number of credits. Strength: 3 Set: What Lies Ahead Number: 015 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Mashuri |
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8 Comments
I'll wait for mre cards like this one. It add lots of fun to the game.
Cards like this add some spice to the game, thumbs up!
In my mind, it belongs to the category of ice that are best in a particular position; like how Chum and Sensei are best on the outside, this one is best behind something else -- almost anything. If the runner hasn't invested anything, they can just keep hitting this until you let them through. But they've paid dearly earlier in the run to get to the Snowflake they will probably have to break or really, really gamble on it (not just betting 0 all the time).
Sometimes I build a deck with some of these "conditional" ice, or "buddy" ice like Chum, Sensei and this (mixed in with some more non-conditional ice -- I don't dare to invest too heavily in the "buddy" strategy). But sometimes I just want non-conditional ice that can work on its own.
Of course, with a certain card that has been spoiled from Honor and Profit -- I won't reveal too much -- you can leave this in any position, including outermost.
Overall, this is a three strength, one subroutine ice for one credit. That's a very cheap way to drain that fracter of a couple of credits every run.