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Arkham LCG - Wicked Things

They've had their fun, and it's time to fight fire with fire, monsters with monsters. Inspired by the Wicked Ones TTRPG, this crew of 9 sinister heisters comes to Arkham to show the mythos that they aren't the only wicked things living beyond our perception.

Belize, The Brute
There's poetry in the mind of this abyssal horror, and a true appreciation for irony. Sometimes, monsters like to pick on the weak - the thinkers in the crew, the vulnerable. The eldritch tangling vines ensnare those who can't escape. Belize can take their place, and deal with monsters, wherever they show up, with frightening ferocity - toying with the would-be predator before smashing them into the dirt.

Tavish, The Conniver
This mindful ghoul knows how to think dirty, leveraging the secrets he keeps over others to his benefit at opportune moments, and using those moments to gather more intelligence. His signature card takes some serious planning to set up, but lets the crew pull off a golden round of some serious Ocean's Eleven sh*t.

Iraqua, The Crafter
Humanity is overrated in many ways, apart from their insight and their greed. These, and a ravenous hunger for knowledge and flesh, are all that remains of the Wendigo's humanity. Iraqua is powered by knowledge - i.e. cards - which lets him play his tools for dirt cheap, and channel his gold into powering talents and tricks. His humanskin pouch can attach to talents to get more cards, and fuel the cycle. Just make sure you rule your hunger, and not the other way around.

Ecenews Blindfire, The Hunter
A trapper and hunter, Blindfire treads a path, uncovering the conspiracy and killing anything that fancied itself the furtive predator. He stays in motion, operating off hunches, reaction, and instinct, stopping mostly to set traps for any unfortunate thing that didn't know who the hunter here is.

Ersatz, The Marauder
Though followed by armies and legions of vile and fearsome minions, the one body Ersatz is denied is his own living flesh and blood. Ersatz kills, and shapes the guts and gore into new servants to empower him, and die for him. Play dangerously, there will always be another meat shield, as long as your engine of desruction is maintained.
Oh, and play with a sword. It's the weapon of a true knight, after all. And you are the true knight.

Black Velvet, The Shadow
Why is it that the cute ones are always the craziest? I jest, but the abberrant thief makes me question myself. Velvet moves like no other thing, a mass of twists and contortions, excelling at acts that would expect one to act in a less... flexible way. At least, until you pull a muscle. Never rely on being a one trick pony.

Sundered Kefna, The Shaman
Before accidentally killing a circle of powerful witches of ominous prophecy, the kobold of unimportant name was very much a bumbling idiot. I suppose she still is, but now with the backing of their spirits and ghostly knowledge, the new Kefna uses multiple rituals running in conjunction to excel at just about anything, and snatch victory from when all expected failure. Discarding and replaying all those rituals can be taxing on your supply of reagents, so try and stay on top of that. Without rituals, what are you?

Cataline, The Warlock
Even in a crew like this, Cataline is clearly unstable, her ever-flowing magicks threatening to crack her own mind even before she suffers a bloody end. Not indulging in forbidden arts only cracks it quicker, so you'd better keep something - or someone - around to face the brunt of the backlash.

Dane Parisian, The Zealot
The dumb, attractive paladin is something of a fantasy staple, but this godspawned deathbringer is a more sinister take, and a more uncomfortable brand of intimidating sexiness. The Godspawn was birthed in more horrifying circumstances than anything the encounter deck, or chaos bag, has for him, and he'll gladly delve into the madness to pluck its eyes and what they saw, and bathe in the chaos for its power.