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Arkham Horror: The Card Game - Miguel de la Cruz Investigator Deck

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$12.53 $18.99 In stock

Category: Arkham Horror LCG

The woods near Arkham have more than just wildlife lurking about, as Miguel de la Cruz has learned firsthand. Still, even horrific monstrosities can fall prey to a hunter’s traps, and Miguel’s traps are second to none, letting him track and ensnare his enemies with ease. This Investigator Deck for Arkham Horror: The Card Game comes with a pre-built, ready-to-play Survivor deck, allowing you to jump into a campaign from the moment you open the box. Also included are additional cards for upgrading the deck during a campaign. 

Not a standalone expansion. A copy of the Arkham Horror: The Card Game core set is required to play.

  • TRACK THE HORRORS OF THE WILDERNESS: Play as Miguel de la Cruz, the rancher and expert trapper hunting what lurks beyond Arkham.
  • PRE-BUILT SURVIVOR DECK: Comes ready-to-play with powerful cards focused on traps and evasion.
  • UPGRADE AND EXPAND: Includes additional cards for in-depth deck customization.
  • STRATEGIC SURVIVAL STYLE: Blend craft, patience, and precise planning to overcome threats.
  • FULL COMPONENTS: Includes 60 cards, 1 mini card, and 1 rulesheet—ready for campaign play.

Contents:

60 cards


Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella ★★★★★

Miguel de la Cruz plays so differently from my usual investigators, and I'm honestly hooked. Laying traps for monsters instead of just blasting them feels clever and tense, and the deck is ready to shuffle straight out of the box.

Michael ★★★★★

The trap mechanic is what sold me — setting up a snare and watching a ghoul walk right into it never gets old. Deck runs smooth right out of the box, though you'll want to tweak the assets if you're playing true solo.

Christopher ★★★★★

Finally a hunter who actually rewards planning ahead. Setting traps before the monsters even show up changes how I approach the woods scenarios, and Miguel's deck leans into that slow, methodical playstyle perfectly. My only gripe is that it takes a few turns to get rolling, but once the traps are d