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Atut. Mistyczna

Zaklęcie.

Cost: 3.

Mistyk

Zużywalny (9 ładunków).

: Badanie. Do tego testu umiejętności użyj twojej zamiast twojej . Przed odkryciem żetonu chaosu możesz wydać do 3 ładunków, aby odkryć taką samą liczbę dodatkowych żetonów chaosu. Wybierz i rozpatrz 1 z odkrytych żetonów, a pozostałe zignoruj. Jeśli test zakończy się sukcesem i wybrany żeton chaosu odpowiada któremuś ze zignorowanych, odkryj 1 dodatkowy żeton wskazówki w twojej lokalizacji.

Romana Kendelic
Zatopione miasto - Rozszerzenie badaczy #67.
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FAQs

(from the official FAQ or responses to the official rules question form)
  • Q: If I use Katarina Sojka's ability while revealing tokens with Eyes of the Dreamer, does Katarina’s ability to “ignore” unresolved tokens combo with Eyes checking “ignored” tokens for a match? A: Yes. A token ignored via Katarina Sojka’s ability counts as “an ignored token” for Eyes of the Dreamer’s ability. (Official FAQ v2.5, February 2026)
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Reviews

Wondering there is no Review on this, imo this Card is insane!

Here some facts on this Card:

It seems this Cards is insanely good at 0 XP and a must-use if your Investigator name is Jacqueline Fine (its probably her on the Art too). I bet this Card should have cost atleast 2-3 XP and will probably get an errata.

ataniker · 20
Having tried it, I agree with this whole review. It's so much better than Sixth Sense, it's not even funny. Even for a mystic not dedicated to clue gathering, it provides a reliable way to get clues (revealing 1-2 extra tokens improves your odds by a mile) — DrOGM · 25
A must-have for Akachi too. She nets 7 resources if she blows this up with Spirit Speaker and it provides cheap charges to pay off Angered Spirits. It provides nearly all the benefits of Brand of Cthugha (4) but is a 0 level card. And of course she can investigate at 5+ willpower infinitely. — MindControlMouse · 50

I admit I take my time with cards from the new expansions (I also admit everything after the Edge of the Earth counts a "new expansion" for me), so again, a disclaimer: I have not played that card yet, so take what I say with a grain of salt. On that note:

This *clap* card *clap* is *clap* bonkers.

Let's analyse it together, maybe I'm missing something, maybe it's 6:30 or maybe, just maybe, I am simply that dumb. Comparing it to our good friend Grotesque Statue:

  • resource cost: identical
  • one is an item, one is a spell, both have synergies, neither is strictly better (although in there's more of the latter)
  • one takes a hand slot, one takes an arcane slot. One could argue arcane slots are more contested in , but nowadays we have multiple ways to handle that.

And this is where I begin my rant. So far, three of my points make those cards pretty much equal, so where exactly is the problem?

Grotesque Statue lets you "roll with advantage" on ANY test. Eyes of the Dreamer only does that for investigating. That is a substantial difference, making the statue usable with the cards that care about bless/curse/symbol tokens. The problem is that Eyes of the Dreamer is BOTH OF THEM. It both provides the "advantage" and has a payoff for using it (getting an additional clue). It has a whopping NINE charges compared to Grotesque Statue's measly three, it lets you use up to three of them in a single action and is a perfectly fine Sixth Sense once you're out of charges.

Let's not forget that if you're not interested in gambling, you can just take those 9 charges and use them as 100% guaranteed successful investigations (since you're pulling 2 tokens, only one of them can be an auto-fail, so just get your high enough to beat the greatest modifier in the bag).

AND IT IS THE STATUE THAT COSTS 2 EXP.

Almevirian · 8
The fact you can use the statue on any test is the main thing that puts it ahead. There's generally tests that are more important than getting a single clue and that's usually when you'd be using the statue anyways. — Spamamdorf · 5
This card is bonkers, but comparing it to grotesque statue misses the point. The statue is insurance for big bomb cards or crucial scenario tests. Some scenarios have agendas that directly force you to pass a test or take trauma. Some events create extremely high stakes tests, like a Decipher Reality intended to snatch 5+ clues at once, etc. That's what the statue is for. — OrionAnderson · 150