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There is a new spoiler article up, featuring the Shadow Out of Time. Enjoy!
That the Starres eat...that those falling Starres, as some call them, which are found on the earth in the form of a trembling gelly, are their excrement.
- Henry More, 1656
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What an excellent story card! I absolutely love the design on that one. The article was well-written, too, good job.
When temptation brings me to my knees / And I lay here drained of strength / Show me kindness / Show me beauty / Show me truth
Another wonderful article for another weird/amazing story card...
Thanks, Marius...
Even if this effect seems "self-destructive" in many ways, I think there are lots of options to get rid of the drawbacks and take advantage from it...(snow graves is a right option in this sense)...
Exciting, I have to say.
"I am the bloody Kingslayer, remember. When I say you have honor, that's like a whore vouchsafing your maidenhood."
- Ser Jaime Lannister
Self destructive, huh? The passage on how you can put a character (Ghoul Khanum?) from your hand in the discard pile to get your Greg out seems to be missing in the text. I'd hardly would call that self-destructive. ;)
That the Starres eat...that those falling Starres, as some call them, which are found on the earth in the form of a trembling gelly, are their excrement.
- Henry More, 1656
Great story card effect.
Can't wait to see the next one.
- J.
Que faisiez-vous le jour où Cthulhu s'est réveillé ?
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A very interesting story card. It may force a lot of players to pack a Snow Graves or two into their decks- good thing it isn't steadfast. I like the artwork too- as always, an A+.
Camilla: You, sir, should unmask.
Stranger: Indeed?
Camilla: Indeed it's time. We have all laid aside disguise but you.
Stranger: I wear no mask
Camilla (Terrified aside to Cassilda): No mask? No mask!
So if I have three cards in hand I can only exchange with the three top most cards in my discard pile? If I choose one in my hand do I have to take the top most discarded card or any card in the discard pile?
"So if I have three cards in hand I can only exchange with the three top most cards in my discard pile? If I choose one in my hand do I have to take the top most discarded card or any card in the discard pile?"
That's correct. Some sacrifices are to be made... ;)
That the Starres eat...that those falling Starres, as some call them, which are found on the earth in the form of a trembling gelly, are their excrement.
- Henry More, 1656
Marius said:
Self destructive, huh? The passage on how you can put a character (Ghoul Khanum?) from your hand in the discard pile to get your Greg out seems to be missing in the text. I'd hardly would call that self-destructive. ;)
Good point...In fact, I wrote "seems" self destructive... :-) 
Damned Khanum...Damned Greg (card, not player :-) )...Snow graves, please!!!
"I am the bloody Kingslayer, remember. When I say you have honor, that's like a whore vouchsafing your maidenhood."
- Ser Jaime Lannister
Slightly OT. anyone notice how these stories are comming out every week instead of every other?
Cool stories BTW, great writing. So far I'm not mad at a single one that has been spoiled.
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best story spoiled so far. i hope this gets used more often than not though. snow graves might help with that.
cocdeckbase.com/index.php Great Fan Site, Check it out!
The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.
H.P. Lovecraft
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I don't think Snow Graves will be that needed. Often times one player has something useful on the top of the discard pile, the other doesn't. I'd put more weight on playing correctly than putting Snow Graves in the deck. Not that I'd think SG is bad, I just believe it's not necessarily needed when trying to use this story card effectively.
When temptation brings me to my knees / And I lay here drained of strength / Show me kindness / Show me beauty / Show me truth
Nice Story card...very original.
I hope we get to see more of the Great Race...and this time tournament legal.
lordofmasks
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Bard said:
I don't think Snow Graves will be that needed. Often times one player has something useful on the top of the discard pile, the other doesn't. I'd put more weight on playing correctly than putting Snow Graves in the deck. Not that I'd think SG is bad, I just believe it's not necessarily needed when trying to use this story card effectively.
youre probably right, but a smart player might see that youre about to win that story and play an event on something not so useful just so they kinda get a freebie. if i saw i was gonna lose the story id play unspeakable resurrection on anything i had in my discard to keep them from getting maybe doa or something.
cocdeckbase.com/index.php Great Fan Site, Check it out!
The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.
H.P. Lovecraft
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http://trade.mahasamatman.com/Cthulhu/list_show.pl?user=baldwinw
I must say that I am very pleased with the Core Set Story Cards
that have been spoiled so far! With so much uncertainty it's nice
to have a little something to cling to. 
Who knows the end? What has risen may sink,
and what has sunk may rise. Loathsomeness waits
and dreams in the deep, and decay spreads
over the tottering cities of men.
H.P.L. - 'The Call of Cthulhu'
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