So this isn't in the same vein as Seeker or Guardian cards that let you cheat 2+ clues at a location. But!

How often have you been playing as the Rogue and you need clues AND evade the enemy both? Well, I play exclusively two-handed, and in two-investigator games, this seems absolutely amazing.

Encounter deck got you bogged down? -- No worries, play this; many rogues aim to succeed by 2 or more anyway -- the upside is fantastic, saving actions!

INT and AGI icons are just gravy, the 2 cost is reasonable; I think I'll be trying this very soon.

Skepticism is only relevant when there’s something to deny. So a plus one to a skill test isn’t that useful. But when you and your teammates have made Faustian bargains, tampered with the tides of fate, and filled the chaos bag with curses, this card is super good to help you clean up the mess. With the help of Jacqueline, Olive McBride, and the greatest statue, you can cast your doubts on a huge amount of the bag. At that point, succeeding massively at a skill test is secondary to making every subsequent one easier.

Quick study is a natural upgrade if you have Dr. William T. Maleson in your deck as Trish. Dropping a clue with an aloof enemy means an easier investigate but you still get two clues. Dropping one on an empty square means you can use any number of fast cards to get the clue and evade.

When you have a high willpower investigator, this one seems quite easy to get. Unless of course you draw tentacles like I just did, causing the doom to go from 4 right up to 8, ending the game. :( Better save this cultist until last.

If there’s a non-elite enemy, you don’t wanna kill them for a while, you don’t bind monster or handcuffs access, and you have Chuck who lets you play this fast and for free, this is a good card for you. And that niche may exist, if you get “beneficial“ enemies, like a stubborn detective who can help Preston or Lola the actress.

Also, it can be a weird combo with Crystallizer of Dreams. Use it, Crystallize, then add it to your hand again!