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And here you can find a beatiful drawing of a creature that I need to add so this review gets to 200 characters because otherwise a popup appears saying "Your review must at least 200 characters long."

DIANA: "Mr. Meiger, we're not your enemy."

JOSEF MEIGER: "I don't believe you. Not after you allowed my brethren to do their work without interference, and protected them from flesh-eating zombie dogs."

DIANA: "... k brb"

(Move)

(Play: Dynamite Blast)

• Lodge Neophyte, Lodge Neophyte, and Keeper Of Secrets are now basically wallpaper stains

(Move)

DIANA: "Mr. Meiger, we're not your enemy. Also I turned your bedroom into a gazebo."

JOSEF MEIGER: "Perhaps you are telling the truth..."

With the latest Taboo(Put a level 0-3 Item asset), I think the card is still usable. Do note that you should bring sleight of hand only when the combo is really great / there's multiple potential combos.

Combo well

• Dexter Drake
  • also try Enchanted Blade (also 3exp). Works at 0exp and can be further upgraded
• Police Badge 1cost, 2cards for two free actions, and an temporary aura? great
  • Leo Anderson. Both cards work well in his deck separately(when you didn't managed to draw the combo).
  • You should probably consider bringing the latest Cleaning Kit as well.
• Lupara, also from the rogue class.
• .45 Thomson. works at 0exp as well
• Ornate Bow. Rita might also be interested.

Some Combo

• Lola Hayes
  • adds flexibility to her
• Old Hunting Rifle. Wendy, Also Rita.
• Schoffner's Catalogue
  • a frequent occurence in Bob Jenkins decks. Not really that much profitable, but might encourage Bob to take those two cards.
• Lockpicks

0exp combo

• Subject 5U-21 eat it after you use it
• Flash Light
  • Grim Memoir in Trish
• Thermos
• .45 Thomson

Reference

Quick search for remaining potential combo:

• k:item p<4 o>1 x:discard
• k:item p<4 o>1 x:Uses

This card is, I think, deceptively good. Much like Inquiring Mind its effectively a conditional 3 wild icons with a hoop to jump through- if you want better than Unexpected Courage, you need to earn it. Having three science or tool assets is theoretically a meaningful condition, but lets dig into it.

For starters, Darrell Simmons and Kate Winthrop will probably always be taking this over Unexpected Courage. They start with tool/science assets in play, so its a no-brainer. But for everyone else we need to start asking: what is the cost of getting Science or Tool assets on the board? Even just with Hemlock Vale and a Revised Core, this isn't going to be tough. Magnifying Glass or its upgrade stand out most here as cheap, highly effective Tool assets. Chemistry Set, Ravenous Myconid and Steady-Handed provide good options too.

Those with a bigger collection though will want to look to Scarlet Keys: Empirical Hypothesis is the standout here, but an upgraded Fingerprint Kit or more niche cards like Alchemical Distillation, Lab Coat or Surgical Kit are also worth considering as options.

Tool and Science aren't traits with a terribly deep card pool, and that might make Well-Funded seem limited in its usage. It is fortunate, then, that the traits it covers contain some of the cheapest, most effective assets in the Seeker arsenal, even from level 0. So don't worry about it! Go down to Miskatonic University, ask them to give you a research grant to study the local fishmen population, and show them your hypothesis under a couple of magnifying glasses. When you run into trouble, comfort yourself with the knowledge you have so, so much grant money.

This is a terrible upgrade. The level zero version is great. It is a weak dynamite that doesn't hurt you or your allies and includes an optional elusive at the end. I've done 14 damage with the level zero version.

Sure, this can do a lot more damage with the upgrade, but the test will be much more difficult and it is only better in boss fights. I fear this was priced at 5xp based on what it could do, not what it will do in 99% of scenarios.