Buzz puts in the work just hanging out in Town Square. (remember having someone at your home while he is in TS is nearby) Great for holding weapons and no upkeep means he will hold a good spot in […]
Gun 'Em Down is a deck built for firepower. Most of the deeds in this deck are saloons, so Clementine Lepp is a good card to start. Starting The Fixer lets you use his high bullet rating to get ghost rock from the job on your outfit card early in the game. It is also important that you give The Fixer a Pearl-Handled Revolver to make him a powerful shooter. The bounty that The Fixer gets from doing your outfit card's job can be given to Fred Aims and Silas Aims by Makaio Kaleo, Esq. Once you have enough production, you can play Sloane or Sloane (Exp.1) and give her the Shotgun or Legendary Holster. I also put Phantasm, Phantom Fingers, Mirror, Mirror, and Ace in the Hole in to attach to Jonah Essex and Maria Kingsford, so they can fortify you in shootouts. Outlaw Mask is a good card to put on Fred Aims and Silas Aims, so that the bounty they're getting is giving them more bonuses.
The Light Shineth
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Debt of Blood
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Buzz puts in the work just hanging out in Town Square. (remember having someone at your home while he is in TS is nearby) Great for holding weapons and no upkeep means he will hold a good spot in […]
Cards like this are fantastic. She has a great theme (as did her previous version), It mechanically is rewarding. And to top it off it's a design space I'd love to see used more! Not all the time […]
Finally, real justice.
The best option of all would be to combine him with a non-cheatin' resolution so you can use the action, reset, and re-use it immediately. Sadly, there are very few cards that fit this bill (other […]
I would've loved to have this guy in my Classic Texas Rangers deck that contained one dude of every faction (yes, all eleven Classic factions). The deck's tagline, of course, was "I'm here to shoot […]