Clarification request rather than review...Can this be added to the "Market Deck" when you have purchased Underworld Market for 6xp (not 8xp as shown on this site (2xp, exceptional +2xp)). The deckbuilder doesn't allow this due to deckbuilding rules not being observed, but I can't see anything that requires it to be in the main deck, or am I just hopeful!

This guy is an exp monster.

With In the Thick of It, you can start with Charon's Obol. Then you have The Great Work and 2x Delve Too Deep. Guess what then? You can also run 2x Arcane Research since you likely will run a spell asset heavy deck to swap among them. Now, you get 2+1+2+2=7 guaranteed free exp after every scenario at the cost of 4 trauma. It is a lot of trauma, but man, it is also 7 guaranteed exp. If you want to push this even further, you can run Down the Rabbit Hole for 2 more free exp (I'd be a bit more careful because there are a lot of busted cards you may want to purchase as well, like Black Market, Dayana Esperence, Geas, and etc.)

Doing the math alone makes me so hyped already.

You want to fail at a test to seal a "bad" chaos token ? And then you need charges to keep the token(s) sealed ?

It seems to me that it's best in a mystic deck (or a deck with some access to mystic cards):

• Scrying Mirror to decide if you want to commit to succeed or if you prefer to fail and seal the token,
• Olive McBride to have more choices when sealing tokens,
• Enraptured / Recharge to recharge the Dial,
• ...

So Daisy Walker, Norman Withers or ... Akachi Onyele. She has +1 charge and Spirit-Speaker to recharge the dial by putting it in her hand and replaying it.

And as several of the cards mentioned above work on test made by an other investigator or on assets controlled by an other investigator you can give the dial to an investigator and the token-manipulation an/or recharge to an other one.

If this card had no text other than “Myriad. Fast. Science,” it would be worth a pick for Kate. Up to three clues can be put on it for up for 0 play actions. As it is, it gives a lot of flexibility to people who want to draw through their deck quickly (which is most people in Seeker).

The cancel effect is great for Agatha, or anyone. Unlike defiance(0), you get to pick at the moment which you want, and it even replaces itself!

I can only assume the TDC campaign box has some kind of Geist enemies in it that can be damaged by this, but it's straight up bad in runs of Carcosa or Circle Undone, which have Geists that resist most types of damage. Maybe particularly bad in TCU, where the game practically expects you to cancel certain treacheries to balance the game.