Amanda's dreams of power and prophecies

Amanda has the potential to draw many many cards, thanks to her capacity, because she can use Eureka!, Perception and Overpower several times in the same turn. It is also quite important that she does, because she needs as much choice as possible when she picks a skill card at the beginning of the investigation phase. The potential is further boosted here by Dream-Enhancing Serum and Laboratory Assistant, and has the advantage of triggering Celaeno Fragments. The idea of this deck is to focus on card-drawing as well as on skill cards with wild pips (Vicious Blow is also there to help the slayer of the group, and Plan of Action in case she draws an enemy and has to evade it; she can still investigate). Amanda decks are not very expensive, considering there are many skill cards, and the only cards in this deck that cost more than 2 are cards very useful, but not at all absolutely necessary, so there is no need for cards like Emergency Cache or even Astounding Revelation, which might parasite your hand.

Let's talk about the structure of a scenario: Ideally, Amanda should use her Deduction and Perception, as well as her Eureka! in the first stage of the scenario, when she doesn't have the cards to trigger Celaeno Fragments anyway, and leave Prophesy for the investigation phase right before the agenda advances, and Promise of Power for the end of the scenario, when a special boost is needed because the climax has been reached, but especially because most skill tests of the scenario have been made, and there is less chance of the curse token being triggered.

Dream Diary and Lucid Dreaming are both obvious choices for upgrades. I know that some don't like the Essence of the Dream Amanda version because it only adds pips and doesn't have any momentum-granting effect like Deduction. But I think the number of pips it provides should not be understimated - I prefer efficiency to be reliable, even if it is not spectacular (which is probably why I don't like Rogue gameplay...).

I've indicated this deck is a multiplayer deck, but for a Seeker deck, it might do well in solo mode. Let me know what you think!