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Q: Robes of Endless Night has a triggered ability that makes it so playing a Spell card does not provoke an attack of opportunity. If I used this ability in reaction to playing Astral Travel, which has a bold "Move" keyword, would I provoke an attack of opportunity? That is, does the ability on Robes merely prevent attacks of opportunity from taking a Play action to play Spell cards while not preventing attacks of opportunity from the card's effects, or does it cover the entire playing of the card, so to speak? A: To answer your question(s):
- Exhausting Robes of Endless Night (2) when you play Astral Travel would not result in an Attack of Opportunity.
- Also noting that the “play” action taken by playing Astral Travel would only result in one AoO; a second one for Astral Travel’s Move would not occur. MJ described this as “a play action that was also a move action.”
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移動。移動到任意一個已揭示的地點並從混亂袋中隨機抽取1個標記。如果抽出、、、或標記,你必須丟棄一張你控制的道具或盟友支援卡(如果你不能這麼做,則受到1點傷害)。
跨維度的旅行存在著風險,這他很清楚。但誰能抗拒那超越時空的疆域呢?
Adam Schumpert
卡爾克薩之路 #34.
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- Astral Travel (Jacqueline Fine #13)
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I'm not convinced about this card. I don't feel like Move actions are the most difficult actions to take in this game. I understand very well the "action compression" it provides, for example if you need two Move actions to get to where you wanna go. But here's the catch:
- You have to pay 3 resources for an otherwise free (at least in terms of resources) action. Considering you can use 1 of your action to get 1 resource, it would require to move 4 locations away to get value out the card
- It does not prevent enemies from making attack of opportunities, so you can't use it as an emergency card
- If you reveal the wrong token, you lose an asset That's too much of wrong sides for my taste :) It's too bad, as the exact same Spell in Arkham Horror the Board Game was probably one of my favorite.
Very situational at least, and until investigators have a way to switch easily cards like Adaptable, it will probably not see much play.
Neither am I.
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XehutL
· 47
.. I mean why this, if we have cards like #Elusive ?
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XehutL
· 47
It's a decent one of card in my opinion. There should be a situation in each game played where this would save a couple actions mid to late game and make the scenario easier for a good amount of investigators, but it's not amazing or anything. It might even get an upgrade later that let's it happen to a non-revealed location or something which would be enticing.
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Bronze
· 185
Note you can Uncage the Soul to play this for free.
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clydeiii
· 39
Moving does suck sometimes when you have to pass a test to get in or out of a location, but since this action is an explicit Move action, it won't even help you with that. Seems like a pretty weak card.
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donkler
· 1
I had a situation in The Pallid Mask where a location connecting the two key locations was divided by a location requiring an agility test (and I drew an encounter that made that spot dangerous if you stayed there till the end of the turn.) Astral Travel saved our mystic from needing to pass by it.
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Lemmingrad
· 21
I don't think that the action per resource ratio matters here since investigators rarely spend actions for resources (plus, you get a free one every turn). Like Bronze said, it's a good 1-of card that can really help you get where you need to go when you need to get there.
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dr00
· 12
This card functions REALLY well in Carnevale of Horrors, where time is at a premium and locations can be difficult to get through quickly. Have your Mystic grab an innocent bystander, and (poof), they're saved!
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Sarkazein13
· 1
Well, maybe my review was a bit too quick on this card. These days, I tend to include 1 copy of this card in every Mystic deck I built, because there are scenarios with lots of revealed locations, and sometimes you just want to be able to go back to that "resign" location. Situational, but can be a game saver.
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banania
· 402
doesnt look very impressive but this card won me several games now on father mateo in my dunwich campaign.
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lyii
· 1
I feel like this card should be an asset, like arcane slot, (3 charges), ->Move. Move to any revealed location and reveal a token etc.
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LeFricC'estChic
· 86
This card can be interesting for the end of a scenario where you have to go back to the exit, obviously very situational, but it can successfully solve that kind of scenario.
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Manlufo
· 1
It might not be worth the slots in your deck, but I wonder if this is Luke Robinson's get-out-of-pointless-reality card. You can ignore the 6 shroud investigate OR horror penalty and just use this action to move away.
True, the pendant of the queen also does the job though its a lot harder to assemble than just finding an astral travel
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NarkasisBroon
· 10
That's one way, but considering you'd move to any revealed location at the end of the phase anyway, it's probably easier to just cancel or tank the 2 horror. Mr Rook can eat it for you while also fetching the weakness, Deny Existence is amazing, and Rosary/St Hubert's Key are probably already being run.
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StyxTBeuford
· 12985
At 3 ressources this is very expensive and has about 1/3 chance to discard an important item or ally.
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Django
· 5072
Also, you would never want to Astral Travel out of Pointless Reality without a throwaway Item already in play. You really don't want to draw a spooky token while resolving Astral Travel and be forced to discard your Gate Box.
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ClownShoes
· 148