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Chaosium Digest Volume 20 Number 11
Chaosium Digest Volume 20, Number 11
Date: Sunday, August 3, 1997
Number: 1 of 2
Contents:
New Mythos FAQs & Errata (Shannon Appel) MYTHOS
Four Mythos Decks:
Cemetaries of the Empire (Guy Hail) MYTHOS
The Serpent People are Everywhere!! (Cedric Chin) MYTHOS
Dunwich Deck, Theron-Marks Version (Cedric Chin) MYTHOS
Innsmouth Weapons Deck (Cedric Chin) MYTHOS
Editor's Note:
Two long digests this week: a slew of Mythos articles in V20.11, and a
Call of Cthulhu scenario in V20.12--it's called "The Return to the
Past", and is a sequel to "A Hole in Time" from V20.1.
Send in submissions for the next issue!
Shannon
NEW RELEASES:
* Glorantha - _The Book of Drastic Resolutions, Volume Prax_ (Stephen
Martin, $13.00) is the second issue of the Drastic fanzine, all
about Prax. It makes a great supplement to the recent ToTRM #14 &
15, and covers the Beast Riders of the Wastelands, the Cults of
Prax, the Nomad Gods boardgame, and Monsters and Treasure of Prax.
_Enclosure_ (Soapy Frog, $15.00) is the GloranthaCon V book. It's
jammed packed with useful information, divided into sections on
Orlanthi Lore, PenDragon Pass, and Alkoth and the Empire.
Both of these products should be available from Wizard's Attic and
Reaching Moon Megacorp in the very near future.
NEW ELECTRONIC RESOURCES:
The Eldritch Dark
http://crash.ihug.co.nz/~boyd/
A web site dedictated to the works of Clark Ashton Smith.
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From: Shannon Appel <appel@chaosium.com>
Subject: New Mythos FAQS & Errata
System: Mythos
** NEW MYTHOS ERRATA **
07/30/97
MYTHOS: THE DREAMLANDS
Card Errata
* Phobophobia - The Affects line should read "Affects Your Own
Investigator".
MYTHOS LIMITED
Card Errata
* Astrophobia - There should be an Affects line which reads "Affects
Opponent's Investigator".
** NEW MYTHOS FAQS **
07/30/97
GENERAL QUESTIONS
Miscellanea:
Q: Can I examine the Spells in my Opponent's Tomes? Can I examine my
Story Deck? Can I examine my opponent's Story Deck?
A: Yes in all cases. If a card is face-up on the table, any player can
examine it at any time. This includes the investigator, tomes, spells,
allies, adventure cards, the story deck, and the discard pile.
Q: What foreign editions has Mythos been printed in?
A: As of late 1997, German (Pegasus Spiele: MSGS), French (Jeux de
Cartes: Limited), and Spanish (Joc Internacional: Limited). Chaosium
does not have any of these editions available, though a European
distributor theoretically should.
Combat:
Q: If I use Create Gate during the combat phase can I create a new
directed threat? Can I form a new directed threat when I add an Ally
to the Threat with an Enchanted Weapon?
A: Yes. Yes.
Q: Does this mean that my opponent gets a new opportunity to block
against that threat with Allies?
A: No. The Allies defending phase is already past. However, you can
use your Allies to block against an opponent even if he does not have
Monsters directed against you. This is a good idea if you think he
will later attack you with enchanted weapon-bearing Allies, or a
Monster brought through a created gate.
Q: Is there a Spell/Artifact phase at the end of the round even if
there are no Monsters?
A: Yes.
Artifacts:
Q: Can I use the powers of cards like Crawford Tilinghast or Miss Anna
Tilton to play Exotic Location Artifacts?
A: No. These powers simply allow you to play an Artifact somewhere
without the Artifact attribute.
Events:
Q: Can I play an event even if I don't have a legitimate target? That
is: can I play Thieves in the Attic even if my opponent doesn't have
Artifacts; can I play Governmental Coverup even if my opponent doesn't
have an Event in his Story Deck; and can I play Rude Awakening even if
my opponent isn't in the Dreamlands?
A: In all cases, no. Events that have instant effects must always have
a legitimate target.
Locations:
Q. Can I go from the same Location right back to itself? Does this
allow me to use the gate again?
A: Yes. Yes. It works just as if you were playing any other Location
card. In the city, play it right-side-up. In the country, walk
there. If it's an island, take a boat.
Spells:
Q: Can I cast a spell even if I don't have a legitimate target? That
is: can I cast Wave of Oblivion even if my opponent doesn't have a
Location; can I cast Petrify even if my opponent doesn't have an Ally;
and can I cast Deflection even if my opponent hasn't cast a Spell?
A: In all cases, no. Spells that have instant effects must always have
a legitimate target.
Q: Can I use a Summon/Control spell to Summon Joined Monsters?
A: No. You can only Summon/Control one card.
Tomes:
Q: Can I use the powers of cards like Tukor or Laban Shrewsbury to
play Exotic Location Tomes? How about Tomes in languages I don't know?
A: No. These powers simply allow you to play a Tome somewhere without
the Tome attribute.
MYTHOS DREAMLANDS SPECIFIC QUESTIONS
Allies:
Q: Can I bury Tukor, and at the same time use one of his languages to
bring out a Tome?
A: Yes.
MYTHOS LIMITED SPECIFIC QUESTIONS
Artifacts:
Q: How exactly does the Lamp of Alhazred work?
A: This was explained in the original Limited edition of the rules,
but has been omitted from more recent versions (since it's the only
Artifact that works this way). In short: to turn on the Artifact
rotate it sideways and spend a point of Sanity. This takes a turn. To
turn off the Artifact flip it face-down. This takes a turn. When the
Artifact is on, you are in the Past and may not play new Locations or
Travel Events. If you lose the Lamp while you are in the past, you
revert to being in the present.
Events:
Q: How exactly does the "Protection from Police Investigation" that
some Police Detectives and other Allies offer work? What happens if I
play such an Ally after Police Investigation is played on me but
before it takes effect?
A: If you have an Ally that offers "Protection from Police
Investigation", the Police Investigation Event may not be played
against you. Police Investigation has an instant effect that occurs
the moment it is put down; afterward it is kept out till the end of
the round only as a reminder. That means that Police Detectives later
played have no effect (nor does Aldebaran, or any other card which
clears the table of Events).
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From: Guy Hail <GRHail@aol.com>
Subject: Cemetaries of the Empire: A Mythos Deck
System: Mythos
Cemeteries of the Empire
A CYOA Deck for the CCG Mythos
Cemeteries of the Empire requires four CYO Adventure cards. The entire
deck requires cards from the Limited Edition Starter, and the boosters
Expeditions of Miskatonic University and Legends of the Necronomicon.
It requires travel between the Middle East and Europe. Together the
four adventures tell the story of an Archaeologist (hint!) who travels
to the Middle East, is seduced by intercontinental conspiracy, and
then survives only by learning knowledge that has a terrible cost.
Because this deck cannot be played in a tournament, I have not
attempted to minimize the number of cards or to require powerful cards
that violated the sense of place and the drama of the story.
As written, the deck requires an Investigator who can translate Greek,
either the Brilliant Egyptian Archaeologist or the Lyric Poet. Both
have advantages. In one game with an opponent who passed frequently, I
wished I'd played the Archaeologist, because that Investigator has a
higher maximum than the Lyric Poet.
For both offense and defense, the deck uses Allies, not Monsters.
Where an adventure requires a Steadfast Soldier, one each of
Capt. Edward Norrys and Capt. Karl Heinrich, have been placed in the
deck. Use of different Allies to fulfill one requirement permits both
Allies to be in play at the same time. When Call Power of Nyambe and
Enchanted Weapons are added to deck, Allies may be sacrificed for
Sanity or moved to the Threat.
ADVENTURES
Written in Grave Dust
Corrupt Adventure, +6/+2
Seeking to add an ancient papyri (a TOME) to the Nilotic collection of
your LIBRARY, you travel to the VALLEY OF THE KINGS. You approach a
CORRUPT UNDERTAKER, broaching a scheme to rob graves of the Middle
Kingdom. Your pilot, a STEADFAST SOLDIER, refuses to smuggle the
artifacts to Europe. Instead, he cooperates with a POLICE
INVESTIGATION that exposes the machinations of a CORRUPT ALLY working
for THE AUCTION HOUSE.
Tombs of Europe and the Nile
Corrupt Adventure, +7/+3
You are stranded in Egypt, penniless. Help arrives when FARAZ NAJIR
hires you to find an ancient artifact, which his backer seeks at all
costs. That it may be hidden in a UNDERGROUND CEMETERY in EUROPE or
the MIDDLE EAST (2 cards, one in each region) is your only clue. After
a lengthy search, you discover the LAMP OF ALHAZRAD and deliver it to
your true employer, SIMON ORNE.
Errors of the Past
Corrupt Adventure, +6/+2
When a CORRUPT ALLY makes a subtle mistake summoning an ALLY FROM THE
PAST, you flee the SITE, pursued by a MONSTER and suffering the DREAD
CURSE OF AZATHOTH. Tipped by unknown observers, a STEADFAST AUTHOR or
REPORTER from IL MONDO OCCULTO follows you across Europe (2 EUROPE
LOCATIONS) as you struggle to lose the HOUND OF TINDALOS that stalks
you across time and space.
In Darkness, Power
Corrupt Adventure, +6/+2
Espying an TOME of forbidden lore at GRIVAS OLD AND NEW BOOKS, you
conceive a desperate gamble. You hire AHMED to guide you through the
labyrinth within THE SPHINX. Hidden in the heart of the great monument
perfecting your SPELL, you wait until the stars are right to call upon
the power of a GREAT OLD ONE or OUTER GOD to break the curse pursuing
you.
CARDS
The minimum number of cards required to complete the four adventures
is 46, but because this is an multi-region deck, several means of
travel between the regions are recommended. When the recommended cards
are included, the deck rises to 58 cards. My actual playing deck was
67 cards, after including some of the recommended cards.
Written in Grave Dust
17 Cards
Necronomicon (Greek)
Seven Cryptical Books of H'San (English)
Bibliotheque Nationale
Al-Azhar University
Valley of the Kings (x2)
George Birch (x2)
Capt. Edward Norrys
Capt. Karl Heinrich
Police Investigation (x2)
Simon Orne (unique)
Faraz Najir (unique)
The Auction House (x2)
To make full use of the numerous Allies in this deck, the Call Power
of Nyambe Spell must have a home in a Tome bearing the Yellow Sign. I
choose the Necronomicon (Greek), because of its special power of
drawing an extra card each round, then carried two copies in the
deck. I don't like doubling cards unless I have to, though, and the
Seven Cryptical Books of H'San (English) costs less Sanity and holds
the same spells (as does Cultus Maleficarum). Why isn't the
Kitab-al-Azif used instead of the Seven Cryptical Books of H'San
(English)? Because the Kitab-al-Azif costs four Sanity.
Tombs of Europe and the Nile
5 Additional Cards
The Catacombs of Paris
The Necropolis
Lamp of Alhazrad (x2)
Errors of the Past
13 Additional Cards
Olaus Wormius (unique)
Abdul Alhazrad (unique)
The Sphinx (x2)
Dread Curse of Azathoth (x2)
Arthur Monroe
Robert W. Chambers
Il Mondo Occulto (x2)
Hound of Tindalos (x2)
In Darkness, Power
11 Additional Cards
Grivas Old and New Books (x2)
Ahmed (x2)
Call Power of Nyambe
Hastur
Aldebaran Moves in the Sky
Tulzscha
Dawn of the Solstice
The Shining Trapezohedron
The indented three cards are not mentioned in the Adventure's text,
but are required to summon the Great Old One or Outer God.
Recommended Cards
13 Additional Cards.
To transfer Allies to the threat:
The Enchanted Knife
Lightning Gun
Mist Projector
When all three Enchanted Weapons are in play and assigned to George
Birch, Capt. Edward Norrys, and Ahmed, 13 points may be moved to the
threat.
To Travel or to Discover Allies by Travelling:
Train (x2)
Closed Cockpit Monoplane (x3)
Car
To cure what ails an Investigator:
Huntingdon Asylum for Lunatics (unique)
Mosque of Iban Tulan (unique)
Hospital for the Insane (unique)
To provide an additional Site to summon Hastur:
The Highland Loch
OTHER CARDS
These cards have not been included in the deck total.
An additional copy of Hastur, the Great Old One of trans-region
movement; an additional copy of Aldebaran Moves in the Sky, required
to summon Hastur and to cure phobias; Surprise Meeting; Dirigible;
Dholes (x2); and Chant of Thoth, because it is important to proceed
through this deck quickly. Note that the Chant of Thoth, a folk Spell,
must be assigned to an Ally.
RESULTS OF PLAY
Twice I've played this deck in a multi-player game and twice I've not
lost--I wasn't driven insane. I placed second once, after using Allies
bearing Enchanted Weapons to drive an opponent insane. First place was
taken by a player who played four five-point Adventures in
Dreamlands. I placed first the second time, using the large card
overlap to victorious advantage.
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From: cchin@frk.com (Cedric Chin)
Subject: The Serpent People are Everywhere!!: A Mythos Deck
System: Mythos
Cedric's Decks:
Intro: This file is part of a series of deck designs of decks I use
for Mythos. Ideally, these deck designs should be less of a card list,
than a starting point for a new player to modify the design to suit
his or her play style and card supply. My own objective in deck design
is to create at least one deck for every Adventure card I have, and
balance out the decks.
**
Deck Name: The Serpent People Are Everywhere!!!
Intro: This was once a dreary New York deck (with Kingsport and
Dreamlands), until I noticed that many Kingsport and Celephais
Locations have both a Gate and Artifact attribute...
Sets: MSGS, Limited Edition, Dreamlands. A second MSGS set would be
handy for Two Cities and a Tale's Mrs. Sonia Lovecraft.
Summary: Artifact / Tome deck. New York, Kingsport, Celephais.
Munchkin cards: Chant of Thoth, Yithian Mental Contact, Surprise
Meeting.
Adventures:
* Come Sail Away
* Two Cities and a Tale
* Theron Marks Society
* The Interesting Shop
Cards for Come Sail Away:
- Kingsport Location: Any Kingsport Location
- Seaman: Captain of the White Ship (x2), The Terrible Old Man
- Travel by Sea: The White Ship (x2 or more)
- Basil Elton: Basil Elton (x2)
- Lighthouse: North Point Lighthouse of Kingsport (x2)
- Port: The Harbor of Celephais (x2 or more)
- Dreamlands Location: Any Celephais Locations
Other cards: The Silver Key (x1), Gate of Oneirology (x2) and Chant of
Thoth (Folk / Diamond spells), various Kingsport and New York Allies,
including Harry Houdini.
Comments: The Silver Key, the Gate of Oneirology, and the White Ship /
Captain combination are used to cross dimensions. Both the Lighthouse
and the Harbor have both a Gate and Artifact attribute, heheheh. Use
the Chant of Thoth to discard Dreamlands cards when you're done with
Come Sail Away; none of the other Adventures needs Dreamlands cards.
Cards for Theron Marks Society:
- Monster: Serpent People (x4)
- Phobia: Any Phobias (x2)
- Tome: Any Folk / Diamond Tome (x?)
- Spell: [Gate of Oneirology (x2), Chant of Thoth (x1)], Dust of
Suleiman (x1)
- Country House: [The Strange High House in the Mist in Kingsport (x2)]
- Two Steadfast Allies: [Any Allies from Come Sail Away or Two Cities]
- Weapon: Any Weapon (x2 or more)
Comments: Brackets indicate a card used in another Adventure for this
deck. The Dust of Suleiman summons a Serpent People, so you can apply
it towards an Adventure this Round, instead of waiting for it next
Round by placing it in a Threat. Note that Harry Houdini from Come
Sail Away becomes more difficult to kill with Weapons. Note that if
you use a "weak" Phobia in your deck, your opponents may not bother to
bury it, so you can play it during another Adventure, and it will stay
in play when you play Theron Marks.
Cards for Two Cities and a Tale:
- Kingsport Location: [Any Kingsport Location]
- Train: Train (x2)
- New York Location: Any New York Location
- Mrs. Sonia Lovecraft: Mrs. Sonia Lovecraft (x2, if possible)
- Author: HP Loveraft, Frank Belknaft Long
- Monster: [Serpent People (x4)]
Comments: Brackets indicate a card used in another Adventure for this
deck. Use the Chant of Thoth spell (from Theron Marks) to discard New
York cards after you've played this Adventure; none of the other
Adventures need New York cards.
The Interesting Shop
Comments: All of this Adventure's requirements overlap those of the
other Adventures. The Tiara of Opulance might be useful for this and
the other Adventures.
They're everywhere...
Cedric.
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From: cchin@frk.com (Cedric Chin)
Subject: Dunwich Deck, Theron-Marks Version: A Mythos Deck
System: Mythos
Here's another deck design.
Cedric.
**
Deck Name: Dunwich Deck, TheronMarks Version
Introduction: A somewhat mundane deck, providing an example of a deck
using The Dunwich Horror. This deck has many extra card "slots", so
you can customize it. Despite the high card overlap between its two
Adventures, I've had a hard time playing this deck. If you play
Locations to fulfill The Dunwich Horror, then find yourself able to
play The Theron Marks Society, you've "wasted" the many turns you
spent playing the Locations for The Dunwich Horror.
Note that the Latin Necronomicon has the Skull icon, so it shouldn't
be too difficult to add Seeking Everlasting Life I to this deck, or
replace Theron-Marks with it. In addition, this deck has only two
Adventures. Players typically use completed Adventures as a record to
how close a player is to winning, and having only two Adventures in
your deck makes this determination difficult.
Sets: Limited Edition
Summary: Dunwich Deck. Artifact / Tome deck. Dunwich (Country),
Arkham.
Munchkin cards: Yithian Mental Contact, Unexpected Calamity. Yithian
prevents a card from discarding a Unique card you need. Unexpected
Calamity ends a Round quickly so you can cycle through your deck
faster.
Investigator: Any Latin or Greek Investigator
Adventures:
* The Dunwich Horror
* The Theron Marks Society
Cards for The Dunwich Horror:
- Two Miskatonic University Locations: Four such cards
- Travel by Land: Car (x4, if possible)
- Three different Dunwich Locations: Remote Whateley Farmhouse (x2),
Any such Locations
- Full Moon: Full Moon (x2)
- Necronomicon: Two of any editions (Octopus and Eye icons)
- Voola Ritual: Voola Ritual (Octopus icon)
- Other required cards as necessary
Other cards: Discover Secret Cache, Reporter Allies, Whateley Allies,
Cloud Memory (Octopus icon spell), Lin Carter (from Dreamlands)
Comments: The Dunwich Horror has many Unique cards, especially Allies,
so you will probably exhaust your draw deck by the time you complete
this Adventure. Dunwich is entirely Country and the Dunwich Horror
requires SIX Locations, so play of the deck will be slow!
Interestingly, with Reporters and Whateleys, you will be able to
decrease your Minimum and increase your Maximum. This will allow you
to control your discarding at the end of a Round. Unfortunately, no
Dunwich or Miskatonic Locations have both the Artifact and Tome
attributes (and many have neither), so Discover Secret Cache is a
vital card in this deck. Cloud Memory buries all phobias affecting
your Investigator for only one Sanity. Lin Carter, a Dreamlands card,
may be found at any Site and Dunwhich has plenty. When flipped, Lin
Carter allows you to draw an extra card.
Cards for The Theron Marks Society
- Monster: [Son of Yog-Sothoth], Any Greater Servitor
- Phobia: Scotophobia (x2), or any other Phobias
- Tome: [Any two Necronomicons]
- Spell: [Voola Ritual (x2)]
- Country House: [Remote Whateley Farmhouse (x2)]
- Two Steadfast Allies: [Any such cards]
- Weapon: Any two Weapons
Comments: Brackets indicate a card used in another Adventure for this
deck. Note the high card overlap with The Dunwich Horror. The Voola
Ritual will allow you to summon a Greater Servitor if you need to play
it in the same Round that you complete this Adventure. Scotophobia is
fear of Night, and is a minor combo with Dunwich Horror's Full Moon.
Many Dunwich Locations feature the Artifact Attribute, so playing the
Weapons shouldn't be difficult.
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From: cchin@frk.com (Cedric Chin)
Subject: Innsmouth Weapons Deck: A Mythos Deck
System: Mythos
Deck Name: Innsmouth Weapons Deck
Introduction: Innsmouth is a great place to find Tomes, and a poor
place to find Artifacts and Allies -- which this deck needs. It's not
one of my favorite decks, especially since I dislike Weapons. When
playing this, I've noticed that many of these cards cause Sanity loss,
so place three Sanitariums in this deck.
Sets: Limited Edition
Summary: Innsmouth Deck. Weapons / Tome deck.
Munchkin cards: Seeking Everlasting Life I. This deck is also a
single-City deck, the fastest sort of deck to play.
Investigator: Any French Investigator
Adventures:
* The Unspeakable Oath (+6)
* Stand Against the Order (+9)
* Seeking Everlasting Life I (+5)
* The Interesting Shop (+5)
Cards for The Unspeakable Oath:
- Any Marsh Allies: Each Marsh Ally
- Tome: Any Skull Icon Tomes (preferably the 1- and 2-spell Tomes,
which are in English and French)
- Three Weapons: Any six Weapons, including at least two Dynamite, and
ideally the Warhorse (from Dreamlands)
- Phobia: Any two Phobias
- Catastrophic Failure: Catastrophic Failure (x2)
- Children Have Nightmares: Children Have Nightmares (x2)
Other cards: Jewelry of the Deep Ones, to increase Marsh values
(optional). Resurrection Spell (Skull Icon) to overlap with Seeking
Everlasting Life I.
Comments: The problem with Weapons is that you need to play Allies
first, and each Ally can only hold one Weapon. This isn't impossible,
but compared to playing Tomes and Spells, Weapons are relatively more
difficult, and there are more cards which bury Allies and Weapons than
Tomes and Spells. In addition, because Innsmouth has so few Artifact
Locations, you'll need to use duplicates. Furthermore, you can't use
the "Serpent Men Joins with Weapons" trick, because few Innsmouth
Artifact Locations also have a Gate. If you have any Warhorses (from
Dreamlands), use them for this deck; an Ally with a Warhorse may carry
one additional Weapon. Finally, if none of your opponents have
Weapons, you'll need to use Catastrophic Failure on your own
Allies(!); Catastrophic Failure discards the Weapon, so you can't even
apply the Weapon towards the Adventure.
Stand Against the Order
- Two Steadfast Allies: [Any such cards]
- Barnabus Marsh, Jeremiah Brewster, Robert Marsh: [One of each
(Unique) card]
- Innsmouth Look: Innsmouth Look (x2)
- Marsh Mansion: Marsh Mansion (x2)
- Marsh Refinery: Marsh Refinery (x2)
- Dynamite: [Dynamite (x2)]
- Esoteric Order of Dagon: Esoteric Order of Dagon (x2)
Comments: None of the Locations needed for this Adventure have the
Artifact Attribute needed for The Unspeakable Oath! Brackets indicate
a card used in another Adventure for this deck. Dynamite is discarded
when used in combat (so can't be used for this Adventure if used), and
tends to be a target for cards which cause Allies to attack your
Allies or your Investigator.
One possible combo is to use the MSGS Dust of Suleiman and the
Innsmouth Look together. Innsmouth Look turns your opponent's Ally
(preferably one with Dynamite, of course) into a Lesser Independent in
your opponent's Threat, then Dust of Suleiman allows you to control
it. Another combo is that after you've scored this Adventure, you can
use Become Spectral Hunter to turn your Ally with Dynamite into a Ally
with an Enchanted Weapon. In either case, Boom. Finally, after using
the Innsmouth Look, the MSGS Blaphemous Obeisance returns a card in a
Directed Threat to a player's hand; you can potentially send back an
Ally and his Weapon necessary to score an Adventure back to a player's
hand, making his discarding at the end of a Round difficult.
Seeking Everlasting Life I
- Two Steadfast Allies: [Any such Allies]
- Corrupt Ally: [Any such Ally]
- Tome with the Skull Icon: [Any two Tomes with the Skull Icon]
- Resurrection Spell: [Resurrection Spell (Skull Icon) (x2)]
Comments: Brackets indicate a card used in another Adventure for this
deck. All of this Adventure's requirements overlap those of the other
Adventures. Seeking Everlasting Life I can also be played immediately
after playing another Adventure, since all the cards required for
Seeking can be in Play outside the Story Deck to score it. It is thus
arguably a broken Adventure. However, it does makes up for the
difficulty in playing the other two Adventures in this deck.
The Interesting Shop
- Four different City Locations with the Tome or Artifact Attribute:
[See below]
- A Tome or Artifact: [See below]
- Any thing costing at least one Sanity: [See below]
Comments: Brackets indicate a card used in another Adventure for this
deck. All of this Adventure's requirements overlap those of the other
Adventures. The Interesting Shop isn't necessary for this deck, but
the deck requires almost no modification to include this Adventure.
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