Category: Victory Display

by Shane Marquez

Background

I had never played the card before one of the Epic Multiplayer community events and after testing a bit with the deck I was given to play, the archetype fit my playstyle perfectly. I enjoy planning turns ahead and trying to make informed decisions to prevent catastrophe.

Card Theme

The card definitely fall in theme with the other “ranger”-y cards like Hidden Path. It allows the player to sort of “play ahead” of the encounter deck and by continually undermining the Enemy through preparedness, they never gain a foothold to stop the players.

Card Synergies and Interactions

Victory Display

Ring Rating

Card Talk uses the highly scientific yet arbitrary scale of 1 ring for the card to rule them all to 10 to be cast back into the fiery chasm from whence it came.

Out of the Wild is the type of card that offers a fun and impactful decision point. At face value, it removes a card from the game that you’d prefer not to see, but the criteria of what makes a card one that you don’t want to see if is flexible for every group or scenario. It can reduce Surge appearing probability, it can proactively remove enemies you’re not able to fight, and it can even remove some of the most notorious treacheries from the game. While it doesn’t answer threats that are currently facing you, it’s efficient, proactive, and interesting. If I’m playing Lore at all, and the threat is low enough to afford Secrecy (it’s only other drawback), Out of the Wild is included.

• Shane- 2
• Dave – TBR
• Grant – TBR
• Ted – TBR
• Matt – TBR

External Links

• Hall of Beorn
• Ringsdb

Sample Decks