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A '''deck inspector''' is a | A '''deck inspector''' is a card that lets you reveal or look at one or more cards at the top of your deck. Deck inspectors that are also [[Attack|Attacks]], like {{Card|Spy}}, tend to look at fewer cards than those that aren't, like {{Card|Scout}}. These cards can allow you to discard or trash undesired cards, draw a particular type of card into your hand, or simply rearrange their order. | ||
In order to be a deck inspector, it has to: | In order to be a deck inspector, it has to: | ||
Revision as of 06:40, 14 June 2013
A deck inspector is a card that lets you reveal or look at one or more cards at the top of your deck. Deck inspectors that are also Attacks, like Spy, tend to look at fewer cards than those that aren't, like Scout. These cards can allow you to discard or trash undesired cards, draw a particular type of card into your hand, or simply rearrange their order.
In order to be a deck inspector, it has to:
- Allow the option to put cards back onto your deck
- Reveal/look at a specified number of cards
For counterexample, Adventurer, while it reveals cards and draws certain ones into your hand, discards the rest, and will reveal an unspecified number of cards.
Examples
- Spy - the archetypal Attack deck inspector
- Scout - the archetypal non-Attack deck inspector
- Pearl Diver - notably inspects the bottom of your deck instead of the top
- Lookout
- Navigator
- Apothecary
- Scrying Pool - only the Attack portion is deck inspection - the rest of the card falls under non-terminal draw
- Duchess
- Oracle
- Jack of all Trades - one of this card's many roles
- Cartographer
- Survivors
- Ironmonger
- Wandering Minstrel
- Doctor
