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ggdabuh · 30
My Solo Agnes Baker deck
The rationale:
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Rite of Seeking and Sixth Sense to investigate. Sixth Sense is really what made this solo deck able to exist. Cards like Rite of Seeking, Look what I Found, Drawn to the Flame are nice, but they don't allow to investigate repeatedly. Rite of Seeking is still there so that you can wait for your Sixth Sense.
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Fire Axe and Shriveling: kill things. Fire Axe because you only have that much slots, and you can pay for bonuses.
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Painkillers and Forbidden knowledge to trigger your ability. Also Peter for when you don't want to take horror
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Arcane Research: I played one, I think you can go to 2, even if it's risky. The XP bonus is great, and it allow you to benefit from your elder sign ability or even Fight or Flight quite early.
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Deny Existence, Ward of protection. Great cards to deal with the encounter deck, Deny Existence is particularly good. When you have a Peter and deny existence in case of direct horror, you do not fear too much to go to 1 sanity.
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Fight or Flight: I thought it would be useful sometimes, it's actually a wonderful card. It allows you to evade when you need to, or to chomp people with your Axe.
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Uncage the soul: 6 targets, 2 willpower icons, nothing more to add.
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Guts, Unexpected Courage, Lucky! to improve consistency
Pro: Geat Willpower, even better with Peter level 2. Even at the end of the campaign you can investigate everything with Sixth Sense, occasionally with the help of Guts. You might want to upgrade Shriveling, tho.
Con: It's slow to put everything in place. Sometimes even after mulligan you have nothing to investigate, and you will spend you first turns drawing. Also getting too much enemies can be fatal, as Shriveling has only so much charges and Fire Axe cannot handle too many powerful enemies.
Upgrades: Peter level 2, Shriveling and Ward of protection. Ward of Protection level 5 is really useful, as big enemies can be a problem.