Deck inspection attack
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A '''deck inspection attack''' is an [[Attack]] card that reveals cards from an opponent's deck and does something with them. [[Trashing attack]]s and [[deck order attack]]s usually fall into this category. They often combine well with each other, in that some deck inspection attacks will let you determine what card is on the opponent's deck so you know how beneficial it will be to play another deck inspection attack. | A '''deck inspection attack''' is an [[Attack]] card that reveals cards from an opponent's deck and does something with them. [[Trashing attack]]s and [[deck order attack]]s usually fall into this category. They often combine well with each other, in that some deck inspection attacks will let you determine what card is on the opponent's deck so you know how beneficial it will be to play another deck inspection attack. | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{Card|Secret Chamber}} is a usually a good defense against these Attacks, since they give the victim some choice over what card the Attack will find on the deck. |
| − | ==List of deck inspection attacks== | + | == List of deck inspection attacks == |
* Trashing attacks | * Trashing attacks | ||
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Thief}} |
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Swindler}} |
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Saboteur}} |
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Pirate Ship}} |
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Noble Brigand}} |
** [[Knights]] | ** [[Knights]] | ||
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Rogue}} |
* Deck order attacks | * Deck order attacks | ||
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Spy}} |
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Scrying Pool}} |
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Rabble}} |
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Fortune Teller}} |
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Oracle}} |
* Other | * Other | ||
| − | ** {{ | + | ** {{Card|Jester}} |
| − | ===Fringe cases=== | + | === Fringe cases === |
| − | * {{ | + | * {{Card|Tribute}} is not an Attack, but it reveals cards from an opponent's deck and has an effect that depends on the revealed cards, so it fits into some of the same strategies as deck-inspection attacks (and is often mistaken for an Attack by new players) |
| − | * {{ | + | * {{Card|Sea Hag}} discards the top card of the opponents' decks, but the effect of the Attack does not depend on what the discarded card is. |
| − | * Similarly, {{ | + | * Similarly, {{Card|Minion}}, {{Card|Margrave}}, and {{Card|Soothsayer}} cause opponents to draw the top card of their decks. |
| − | * {{ | + | * {{Card|Bureaucrat}} and {{Card|Ghost Ship}} do the opposite, causing opponents to put cards from their hand on top of their decks. |
Revision as of 08:49, 15 October 2013
A deck inspection attack is an Attack card that reveals cards from an opponent's deck and does something with them. Trashing attacks and deck order attacks usually fall into this category. They often combine well with each other, in that some deck inspection attacks will let you determine what card is on the opponent's deck so you know how beneficial it will be to play another deck inspection attack.
Secret Chamber is a usually a good defense against these Attacks, since they give the victim some choice over what card the Attack will find on the deck.
List of deck inspection attacks
- Trashing attacks
- Deck order attacks
- Other
Fringe cases
- Tribute is not an Attack, but it reveals cards from an opponent's deck and has an effect that depends on the revealed cards, so it fits into some of the same strategies as deck-inspection attacks (and is often mistaken for an Attack by new players)
- Sea Hag discards the top card of the opponents' decks, but the effect of the Attack does not depend on what the discarded card is.
- Similarly, Minion, Margrave, and Soothsayer cause opponents to draw the top card of their decks.
- Bureaucrat and Ghost Ship do the opposite, causing opponents to put cards from their hand on top of their decks.
