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"Stubborn thing." *Cugel attempts to pick the lock again.*

The only blind spots are where you entered from and the room the orcs came from. Carrow and Dorgath have actually not moved yet for this turn. Kelgar moved to pick up the stash of gold and Throg stayed with him to benefit from possible healing. Throg and Kelgar can see that the unopened door to...

Didn't we just rest? *After resting as necessary, Cugel will attempt to pick the lock again.*

Lotus Cobra definitely has synergy with this card. But the types of decks I had in mind, like 43-Land, would not be using this to save themselves from an early beatdown by aggro. They use other things for that. It might even be an argument against this guy: he doesn't shore up problems like that...

*He'll pick the lock then.*

This could be very explosive in land decks. Life from the Loam, Mox Diamond, and yeah, obviously Exploration. The only drawback is that he costs four mana. He might still be worth it...

*Man, Cugel am so totally searching that lock for traps this time before trying to pick it. Like you wouldn't believe.*

The power phase is 1 for this turn. An unexpected event is generated. However, nothing seems to be happening yet. Kelgar investigates further, finding that it is not actually a sack, but two old rags covering a stash of gold. There is 140 gold here.

Just as the Warriors are starting to move west, Kelgar happens to move at the appropriate angle and his eye catches the glint of gold. Turning his head, he sees an old, filthy sack in the corner. A ripped portion reveals what looks like gold...

"Let us investigate the northwestern portion first."

Both routes are about the same distance and neither one seems strictly advantageous. Any preferences from anyone?

Dorgath's search turns up a small trinket. It looks like it could be very old and is of human craftsmanship. Some sort of religious symbol, but the exact nature is unclear.

Actually, I've played with some guys who did just that. One guy had an all-foil deck and an all German deck and some other oddities like that. I think such players are rare though.

Yeah, you lost me.

I've never cared for foil cards anyway.

"Strange that the goblins should behave that way. We should investigate their bodies for signs of anything unusual, as well as checking the cauldron they were stirring."

-Kelgar blesses Carrow with Vanquish. Carrow gets an extra attack. -Carrow shoots an orc. The orc falls to the ground with the arrowhead sticking out the back of its neck, having taken 5 damage. -Carrow shoots another orc in the chest for 4 damage, killing it. -A strange glow appears around...

Kelgar succeeded in his blessing roll for this turn. I don't know whether to interpret his words as indicating that he'll continue with Vanquish for Carrow or not. To be expedient, I am currently assuming the former. Let me know if this is incorrect. Or maybe I just shouldn't try to be...

Round 3: the power phase for this turn is 1. -A giant bat swoops at Carrow, but misses. -A giant bat swoops at Kelgar, but misses. -Kelgar fails to bless anything. -Carrow slices a giant bat open for 4 damage. -Kelgar swings his hammer at a giant bat, but misses completely. -An orc charges...

*Fires on the goblins.*