card game arkham horror LCG Customize your deck as you progress through narratively driven scenarios and uncover the horrors that lie just below the surface of this 1920s alternate world Arkham Horror: The Card Game

These quests could involve playing specific colours, card types, or destroying your opponent's creatures, meaning it's a good idea to have at least one deck for each colour to speed up your progress

The idea is to take symmetrical effects like Price of Progress and Earthquake to hit everyone equally, then store up counters on Auntie here for a second helping of damage

Dylan says he particularly enjoyed devising the unique moves and abilities for each pet

It ensures you always hit the rhinos by not playing any lower cost spells

One of its effects allows it to return Magikey Maftea a card that can Fusion Summon Magikey monsters back to the hand, which makes Instant Fusion seem redundant