Beast (Skellige)
9 Power, 5 Provisions (Rare)
>Deploy: Damage an allied unit by 2.
>Roooaaar!!!
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Specter (Monster)
5 Power, 5 Provisions (Rare)
>Deploy: Consume an allied unit.
Order (Dominance): Consume an allied unit.
>Some claim they're the vanguard of the Wild Hunt. Others that they're vengeance incarnate. Everyone agrees that barghests have no mercy for the living.
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Dwarf, Crownsplitters (Syndicate)
6 Power, 9 Provisions (Legendary)
>Intimidate.
Profit 3.
Fee 3 (Melee): Gain Resilience.
>Body disposal and sausage makin', that's what I do. And judgin' by that expression, I'd say ye already ken th' answer to your follow-up question.
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Dwarf, Soldier (Scoiatael)
6 Power, 9 Provisions (Legendary)
>Deploy (Melee): Gain Resilience.
Deploy (Ranged): Gain Immunity.
Whenever you play a Dwarf, boost self by 1.
>Brouver Hoog wanted to kick him out of Mahakam once for having a llama in his living room… it's a long story.
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Necrophage (Monster)
4 Power, 6 Provisions (Epic)
>Thrive.
Deploy: Trigger an allied unit's Deathwish ability.
>Seen a lot o' ugly critters in me life – morays, lampreys, blobfish… But never nothin' like this!
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Human, Blindeyes (Syndicate)
5 Power, 4 Provisions (Common)
>Tribute 1: Move a unit to the other row.
>Guards in Novigrad work for very little money, yet live like kings. Just another paradox of the Free City…
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Human, Agent (Neutral)
6 Power, 9 Provisions (Legendary)
>Deploy (Ranged): If neither player has passed and your opponent's hand is not full, they draw the lowest-cost card, and you draw the highest-cost card.
>Sorceresses use magic to hypnotize. I use dance.
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Human, Pirate (Skellige)
4 Power, 4 Provisions (Rare)
>Zeal. Order: Remove up to 2 Armor from an allied unit and boost self by the same amount.
Cooldown: 2
Whenever you play a Ship, decrease the Cooldown by 1.
>The sea's ours, along with everythin' that floats, swims or sails in it!
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Human, Aristocrat (Nilfgaard)
7 Power, 6 Provisions (Epic)
>Deploy: Give an enemy unit Spying.
Devotion: Give 3 enemy units Spying instead.
>Usurper demanded that the fallen emperor grant legitimacy to the coup, and when Fergus refused, his 13-year-old son, Emhyr, was tortured. But that changed nothing.
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