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The Devil's Gyre

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From: Deploy a Gambit 2 Left, left and left again. If you know the trick of it, there are places in London that you can turn left where there isn't a left. This often confuses pursuers. [Find the rest of the story at ] __NOEDITSECTION__

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A sort of motion

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Increases both your Baroque! and Elusive! by 10.

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Deploy a Gambit 2

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Did you move, or did you only think you moved? You're where you wanted to be, although the geometry yawed menacingly. Perhaps you've lost your opponent - perhaps they'll pick up the trail elsewhere... * You have played the Devil's Gyre Gambit, to be specific. * You have played a Gambit! * * * * * You are now waiting for your opponent's Move.

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Left, left and left again. If you know the trick of it, there are places in London that you can turn left where there isn't a left. This often confuses pursuers.

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[Friend] has played a Gambit in your hunt-duel! This may have increased their abilities, made them immune to a particular attack, or set a trap for you. Check the Gambits choice to see what options are possible...

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You have played a Gambit against [Friend]. They know you've played a Gambit, but not which one...

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From: Deploy a Gambit 2 Left, left and left again. If you know the trick of it, there are places in London that you can turn left where there isn't a left. This often confuses pursuers. [Find the rest of the story at ] __NOEDITSECTION__