An Encroaching Darkness is looming, and Jesters Industries lllc. is recruiting some Unexpected Allies for Hank Ketchum.
This deck is designed around playing cheap high impact dudes, which are usually going to stick around for just the one day. If they win or tie a shootout, GREAT, but they can be treated indignantly since Hank can help aced dudes to get discarded and Soul Cage to bring back abominations, and make using cards that sacrifice your dudes not feel so bad. If your opponent cheats in Lowball with a full house Cage can bring in any of your more expensive Abominations that are in discard or Boot Hill piles.
This deck runs Very strong on 8's, strong on Q', and a bit weaker on 9's. Use your temp dudes to surprise opponents, cause dilemmas, press advantages, and securing deeds (if only sometimes temporarily).
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Whispers of War
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Whispers of War
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Welcome to Deadwood
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Welcome to Deadwood
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Hell's Comin' With Me
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The Light Shineth
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Debt of Blood
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Debt of Blood
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Debt of Blood
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Debt of Blood
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