Bruiser

Question, as Im quite new at the game, if I play two bruisers, it means that during a fight I can add up to +4 (spending the 4 ressources of the two cards) on the test? Also, since its a multiclass (3 classes) card, does it work with gang up even when your investigator cannot usually get cards from the other classes on the card, like Nat ?

sukubus · 1
You are correct about everything you said! — MaleficMarby · 31
Monterey Jack

All charms level 0-4: arkhamdb.com

All relics level 0-4: arkhamdb.com

Useless text because the review system ask you to write at least 200 words.

EdTheMad · 9
Jenny Barnes

Link with all the talents for easy reference: arkhamdb.com

Some useless text because the review system ask that you write at least 200 words.

EdTheMad · 9
How useful the first paragraph of this "review" is, is debatable. All the more, as there are a total of 15 cards listed in the search, which || Jenny actually can't take. Naming them would make a much more interesting filler, to get to the expected lenght of reviews. — Susumu · 381
I stand corrected: there are another 9, she can not take. And one, she can not choose, and can not take in solo. — Susumu · 381
Eyes of the Dreamer

Wondering there is no Review on this, imo this Card is insane!

Here some facts on this Card:

It seems this Cards is insanely good at 0 XP and a must-use if your Investigator name is Jacqueline Fine (its probably her on the Art too). I bet this Card should have cost atleast 2-3 XP and will probably get an errata.

ataniker · 12
Having tried it, I agree with this whole review. It's so much better than Sixth Sense, it's not even funny. Even for a mystic not dedicated to clue gathering, it provides a reliable way to get clues (revealing 1-2 extra tokens improves your odds by a mile) — DrOGM · 25
Minh Thi Phan

After an investigator at your location commits a card to a skill test: That card gains a ? icon until the end of the test. (Limit once for each investigator per round.)

Does this limit apply to an investigator who commits a card or to an investigator who makes a skill test?

Sideburn · 1
After an investigator at your location **commits a card to a skill test**, so the limit in on the double stance: A committing investigator to a skill test! ;-) — Piegura · 7