The final build of Joe in that Hemlock Run. Joe is much more fun than I thought he'd be, and even though you have to dedicate some Mythos slots, so be it. This build works quite well, but is a bit of a setup nightmare (hence the Ever Vigilants) #ahlcg #arkhamhorror

This was my final Dexter list of my recent run of Hemlock. Nothing particularly interesting to see here, I think that literally any build for Dexter - whether it's Astral Body, Pole or Sign Magic - is more interesting than this. But "this" is still strong. 6/10, wouldn't play this list again though.

Man, the Hemlock finale is a mess. So many poor decisions taken. I can't explain to myself how the energy went into designing a completely unnecessary prelude and then four version of the scenario which are all mainly boring...

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norman from the edge run. it gets clues good at any stage of the and plays a deduction loop with atlas & livre. it uses the same loop to keep charges on its fighting spells. it's really strong, as normans tend to be. #ahlcg #arkhamhorror

this was the Mark that I played through The Edge of the Earth. it's main job is fighting and it tries get some clues with crowbar and a stick to the plan winging it. works pretty well, mark has a base 5 combat. Girish and Sophie close to inifite unexpected courages.

sometimes i think about how hard it would be to build an arkham digital application and i smehow think that AHLC Online would be doable if you wanted to build it.

Mix that with having to run the map back-and-forth three times and wasting multiple actions running into dead ends, and you've got yourself a loss in 11 rounds. Which, to be fair, 11 rounds really isn't a slim doom timer.

Dexter managed to get 0 clues of his first two Clairvoyance charges and then failed to find another Clue-spell until he was 21 cards into the deck. Plus Joe managed to mess up four 6-to-4 test in a row to then blow a 7-to-4 test with a Deduction commited.

It's been a while since I got a full losing resolution, but I straight up lost The Lost Sister today. Just incredibly unlucky randomness on the caves I flipped combined with a ghastly mistake to not pre-scout the three caves that are there turn 1.

I've played this scenario four times now, and I'm sure I made hundreds of rules violations every time, especially with the bear's movement.

I ran The Longest Night today. The scenario is really hard, really really hard, but this time Joe was shining. Man, Surival Knife is a good card in a scenario where you draw two enemies every turn. Dexter whiffed on the Hammers and played full cluever instead. Blur was a good choice to include.

We played the first part of Heart of Madness yesterday. Both Mark and Norman are quite strong at this point. The 6 fight plasma dudes are still tough, but Mark's balling through that, and Norman had a stellar showing, in no small part thanks to the resolute version of Eliah.

Currently playing Dexter and Joe in a run of Hemlock Vale. Joe is fine, he doesn't die, helps Dexter find his stuff, gets a clue here or there and kills small enemies. Dexter is incredibly strong, it's kinda ridiculous.

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