Arkham Horror Archetype Guide: Reduce Skill Test Difficulty

[@WayOfHaQodesh]

Thank you! Great guide as always. Really helpful to try get a grasp on the difficulty reduction archetype.

[@troy6795]

Great job on all of these videos. Really, great work. Easy to follow and understand.

[@Quick_Learner]

Glad you like them!

[@SlebenGates]

I'm playing this archetype as of now with Stella. For it to feel like there are choices for the user you have to go Flex to have access to everything, otherwise it is somewhat very inclined what you have to take in your deck, I do hope they keep expanding this in the future as well

[@scotte4765]

Interesting deck theme. I unfortunately own almost none of the card sets that feature most of the cards you listed. Would you consider "manipulate the chaos bag" a viable archetype in this same vein? I'm about to start a campaign using the Jacqueline Fine investigator deck, which is built all around drawing, choosing, and ignoring extra tokens, but I don't know if that mechanic is prevalent on many cards outside of that deck, or if there are any other investigators who could make good use of it.

[@Quick_Learner]

Yes, chaos bag manipulation is definitely an archetype! There are a few cards outside of Jacqueline's deck that fit in, notably in The Forgotten Age Investigator Expansion, which just released last week, hooray. But really the other investigators that care that much about doing so are Jim Culver and Father Mateo. Still worth a video sometime in the future!

[@flopus7]

Just a small correction: Bolas is Scarlet Keys not Forgotten Age

[@Quick_Learner]

thanks for catching that -- i definitely moved cards around on the screen and missed it!

[@zzgrom]

@@Quick_Learner improvised weapon is forgotten age and not path to Carcosa- 8 minute mark