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Can be found in FAQ (I think) and has been clarified in the following thread: http://www.wyrd-games.net/forum/showthread.php?t=12001

1. Because some of the schemes can be kept hidden.

Well, Death Marshals are actually slightly better shooters than melee fighters, although they are not bad at both. Try to weaken your opponent's crew first with their shooting and then you can charge in with Lady J. and the Judge. In the subsequent turns you might consider casting Melee Prowess at the Judge and DM and get into melee with all of them. Some basic strategy

When you cheat fate you can REPLACE the card you have flipped for another from your hand, as long as the flip does not have a negative twist. Then you can play a lower card which will replace your higher flipped card. Duels against friendly models work exactly the same way as against enemy models, although you are the only part involved.

And they put stuff inside that we wouldn't like to see outside of them :evil:

I think that your ss costs are wrong: Executioner costs only 7ss and Witchlings are 4ss each.

Congrats! But in December you will have more competition (from me!)

Happy birthday! +1

Flamers work as in 1:st edition and there are no hybrids. I like this edition very much, although I just had to adapt one rule from the 1:st edition just to make the play harder for the Marine player I.e. it is very similar, but some changes made it easier for Space Marines.

Targeting a Harmless creature usually requires a duel, but with Blind Justice you can ignore all such duels.

Thanks! Hehe, Viktorias should now fear for their lives

My current Malifaux collection. Sorry for the yellowish lighting http://wyrd-games.net/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=2487

+1 for 10^6 posts!

Argh! A rubber chicken but for REAL! Malifaux models?

Finally, a BR with pictures