Re: Visit from the Capuchin - Event (LSJ)

"Chris Berger" <arkayn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Pat wrote:

So since this language seems to have nerfed the most common usage of
Visit, is there some other usage that's now enabled by the new
language? Nothing comes to mind for me, but I'm always the last to
think of such things.


It may have closed the loophole that made VFtC more effective than
normal in a Gehenna deck, but there's still some reasons to use it in
such a deck, just to help you by increasing your hand size. Gehenna
decks always need some increased hand size.


For me, the gold standard of increased hand size (barring research counters
and similar tricks) is Dreams.

Now that the Gehenna loophole is closed, would you ever prefer Visit to
Dreams (for arbitrary values of "you," of course)?

- Pat



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