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A '''junking attack''' or '''junker''' is an [[Attack]] card that puts undesirable cards—i.e., "[[junk]]"—into an opponent's deck, thus weakening the average strength of their hands and usually slowing [[cycling]]. The undesirable card ''par excellence'' is the {{Card|Curse}}, and most junking attacks are [[curser|cursers]]. | A '''junking attack''' or '''junker''' is an [[Attack]] card that puts undesirable cards—i.e., "[[junk]]"—into an opponent's deck, thus weakening the average strength of their hands and usually slowing [[cycling]]. The undesirable card ''par excellence'' is the {{Card|Curse}}, and most junking attacks are [[curser|cursers]]. | ||
− | Some cards distribute undesirable cards other than Curse | + | Some cards distribute undesirable cards other than Curse: |
− | * | + | * {{Card|Mountebank}}, {{Card|Noble Brigand}} and {{Hex|Greed}} distribute {{Card|Copper}}. (Mountebank is ''also'' a curser.) |
* {{Card|Marauder}} and {{Card|Cultist}} distribute [[Ruins]]. | * {{Card|Marauder}} and {{Card|Cultist}} distribute [[Ruins]]. | ||
− | * {{Card|Swindler}}, | + | * {{Card|Swindler}}, {{Card|Ambassador}}, {{Card|Masquerade}}, and {{Card|Jester}} can distribute a wide variety of junk cards, depending on the luck of when they are played. |
* {{hex|Locusts}} and {{card|Barbarian}} can let the victim choose what card to gain, subject to certain [[cost]] and [[type]] restrictions; if there are no desirable cards available meeting those criteria, they may be forced to gain a junk card. | * {{hex|Locusts}} and {{card|Barbarian}} can let the victim choose what card to gain, subject to certain [[cost]] and [[type]] restrictions; if there are no desirable cards available meeting those criteria, they may be forced to gain a junk card. | ||
* {{Card|Messenger}} can act as a junker, depending on what you choose for everyone to gain. | * {{Card|Messenger}} can act as a junker, depending on what you choose for everyone to gain. | ||
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− | + | {{Card|Embassy}} and {{Card|Governor}} are sometimes jokingly called junkers because they distribute {{Card|Silver}} to opponents, and Silver can often have a negative impact on [[engine]] decks or decks trying to buy {{Card|Colony|Colonies}}, but this is nowhere near as harmful as actual junkers. | |
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[[Category:Attacks]] | [[Category:Attacks]] |