Should Hag's Wrinkles have an errata?

Since proxies are legal in the majority of tournaments and / or there is a relevant amount of games online, the accessability of any card is effectively not limited.
Also, Hag's Wrinkle is likely to get added to DTC / gamepod.

So rarity isn't really a factor here imo

Get yourself a raven spy, those 20 actions become very taxing for the player then

Didn't someone play such a deck at Iberian Grand Prix just last weekend? Or have I misunderstood something...

Would be interesting to hear comments from the people who were on the same tables! As well as to see how well this _threatening_ deck did and how much it affected the time it took to play those tables it was participating!

Lönkka wrote:

Didn't someone play such a deck at Iberian Grand Prix just last weekend? Or have I misunderstood something...

Would be interesting to hear comments from the people who were on the same tables! As well as to see how well this _threatening_ deck did and how much it affected the time it took to play those tables it was participating!

Yes, the deck was at the Iberian GP - it was used by the same player that took it to the final of the Atlantic Cup. At the GP it didn't get any GWs but it was very close in a couple of rounds.

I've seen him play it several times and IMO the deck is a glass cannon: often devastating, but nearly as likely to crash and burn at the wrong/right table.

Regarding the duration of its turns I don't think I've heard any complaints - in the right hands all those actions go by fairly fast.

Thalco wrote:

Get yourself a raven spy, those 20 actions become very taxing for the player then

Intercept can be effective against the equip actions, but Hag's Wrinkles also gives +1 stealth so you'll need more than just one Raven Spy.

skimflux wrote:

Thalco wrote:

Get yourself a raven spy, those 20 actions become very taxing for the player then

Intercept can be effective against the equip actions, but Hag's Wrinkles also gives +1 stealth so you'll need more than just one Raven Spy.

Indeed, it's designed to flow through the deck on turn 2, if it has 3+ starting transfers (which is 60% of games). You're not taking an action to get a Raven Spy before it starts. Once the equipment is in play, the deck transfers it without action to Hesha on turn 3, who can immediately start bleeding for 24+.

Yes, it is a glass cannon (from another comment), but one the mitigates the intercept problem through sheer speed.