If the number has a gold circle around the hexagon (it looks a bit like the James Bond gun barrel) the card can alternatively be placed in your inkwell to use the card as ink to play other cards
House runs the casinos of the New Vegas strip, so take a gamble with him and see if you can roll big and build up your army of Securitron robots
Rowdy warriors goad each other into outlandish tests of strength and skill, bragging about their deeds as they perform bigger and better feats
This involves dropping anthems to buff your Elves, interacting with your opponents threats to make sure they can't contest you, and making sure to draw cards and keep your hand full
Sure, it looks pretty good in a Knights-based deck, and maybe even an equipment one, given it has good protection and the ability to replace itself
Hurloon Wrangler is iconic for having inspired the Mark Rosewater ruling: Taking off your pants is a special action. #17