How to Mulligan and Win (Arkham Horror Deckbuilding)

[@WilliamBeason]

Such a fantastic channel. Your advice is really helping overcome the sting of losing, and making me feel like a more competent player.

[@Darddo0702]

Nice video! As u showed with Calvin, as u have short supply, the skill card resourceful is really usefull so u can recover a specific card. That's an exceptional case where a skill card is good in first hand.

[@swarlitos]

Great video! Just got into arkham a week ago and your vids have been so helpful in learning everything!

[@Quick_Learner]

I appreciate it! More to come, of course.

[@kitcarpo4745]

Excellent. I have been skipping it for simplicity (and I play Standard), but now it seems like a good thing to do, particularly as I now have a baseline on performance (I have played NotZ, and am on my 5th Dunwich scenario).

[@JoelEZ1]

Excellent video off the cuff of card strengths by group size and composition.

[@pb-bx1ll]

Great video thank you. I am new to the game and love it. How do i get the app you are using to play, as i think thats really cool. Again thank you for your videos

[@Quick_Learner]

It's Tabletop Simulator. If you're looking for the mod, I suggest poking around on Discord, perhaps there is someone on the Mythos Busters Discord that can point the way.

[@findoutthehardway]

I love the cover art. Which card is it?

[@Quick_Learner]

Archive of Conduits (from Edge of the Earth)

[@brittincruthers6236]

What is the game simulator you are using?

[@Quick_Learner]

It's Tabletop Simulator.

[@voxelrobot4473]

I don't think you were supposed to mulligan the 10 cards from Short Supply. The discard effect happens at the beginning of your first turn

[@Quick_Learner]

I'm not sure what you mean. I was simulating the beginning of the first turn to see what would have ended up in the discard pile, since I was mulliganning based on what I hoped might end up in the discard. Certainly this could change if another player went first and played No Stone Unturned (0) on me.

[@voxelrobot4473]

@@Quick_Learner ah my bad then. I misunderstood what you were trying to do

[@Quick_Learner]

no problem! you're right that I didn't really explain that.