This card is best with some cards. Many of you already told with Scavenging, but there are more survivor cards you can get bonus when discarding.

For example, if you discard Improvised serises (especially Winging It), you can trigger powerful ability from discard pile. The main problem of thoes card is the way to discard without playing, but Forced Learning is good solution. Another one is Moonstone; you could play Moonstone by Forced Learning without any action. I think A Glimmer of Hope is another good canditate.

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This card is regularly considered rather a joke replacement for Ancient Evils. And in general, it really is. Except for Minh Thi Phan, for whom it is kind of Kryptonite.

If she has The King in Yellow out, she really should consider to rather take the doom. And even if not, it will get really painful, if she doesn't get rid of this treachery, before she draws the tome. (I've been there!) As a peril card no can protect her from it. Should have probably considered A Test of Will to mitigate this card. But paying for exile cards is harsh, if your main class is and the level 0 version is also not great, if you have to commit 3 cards to it. And it would even whiff, if you succeed by 3 or more.

Nathaniel Cho is fun and unique to play with a fighting style unlike any other investigator. However, at my tables Nathaniel Cho has also earned a reputation as one of the most fragile guardians, being very vulnerable to the many treacheries that discard your hand and resources.

Other guardians are still capable of effective combat even after losing their entire hand and all their resources if they've their weapons out. But Nathaniel Cho's reliance on fight events means that if those events are randomly discarded by a treachery, or if he no longer has the resources to play that "Get over here!" or One-Two Punch, he might become unable to effectively fight at all. And if your teammates happened to draw enemies on the same turn, you'll end up in a bad board state.

It's not that this can't happen to other guardians — running out of ammo with a Extra Ammunition in hand, for example — but it's far more likely to happen for poor Cho. Make sure your team is able to make up for it by packing evasion or supplementary fighting tools, or when they have to make the choice on Syzygy. The new Brand of Cthugha serves as an excellent slotless backup weapon.

I don't like this card, it is such a tempo lost depending on when you draw it, it is just as bad as the big brother,The Tower. I am running a 3 player RTTCU and Rex was unfortunate enough to draw this card. So far, we are on wages of sin, and he has drawn the devil in his starting hand everygame. It is such a hit in a starting set up. It, thankfully,doesn't cost 4, but that's basically still money for an ally, or asset that I just lost. Not to mention the action, and a card i can mulligan off. If you pull this at the end, that would be fine. Most cards are on the field, and I can just commit cards, and play events. I hate seeing this card and if that was the idea then good job.