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Chart a Course
High Seas SEA175 • common
- Set
- High Seas
- Number
- SEA175
- Rarity
- Common
- Foiling
- Cold
- Edition
- No edition
- Class
- Pirate
- Pitch
- 3
- Card type
- Action
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Where it came from
Chart a Course was introduced as a common action card in the High Seas expansion, reflecting the set's thematic focus on nautical exploration and maritime strategy. It was designed to provide players with a versatile tool for cycling through their deck, a mechanic essential for maintaining momentum in a game centered around resource management and seafaring adventures.
The card features artwork commissioned to capture the spirit of an era of discovery, depicting a navigator hunched over a weathered parchment map by candlelight. While the illustrator aimed to evoke the isolation and intense focus required for long-distance oceanic travel, the card was widely received by the player base as a staple utility piece, prized more for its reliable mechanical efficiency than for its aesthetic contribution to the set.
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