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'''DoubleJack''' is a [[Big Money]] strategy which involves buying two copies of {{Card|Jack of all Trades}} and no other [[kingdom card|kingdom cards]]. It is the only Big Money strategy that shrugs off many [[attack|attacks]]: the [[Terminal draw#Targeted handsize|draw-to-X]] feature nullifies [[discard attack|discard attacks]], and the [[trasher|trashing]] ability defends against [[curser|cursing]] and most [[junker|junking]] attacks. The fact that Jack gains you {{Card|Silver}} is what makes it fast, faster than {{Card|Smithy}} or {{Card|Envoy}}. | '''DoubleJack''' is a [[Big Money]] strategy which involves buying two copies of {{Card|Jack of all Trades}} and no other [[kingdom card|kingdom cards]]. It is the only Big Money strategy that shrugs off many [[attack|attacks]]: the [[Terminal draw#Targeted handsize|draw-to-X]] feature nullifies [[discard attack|discard attacks]], and the [[trasher|trashing]] ability defends against [[curser|cursing]] and most [[junker|junking]] attacks. The fact that Jack gains you {{Card|Silver}} is what makes it fast, faster than {{Card|Smithy}} or {{Card|Envoy}}. | ||
