Jump 048: Terraria

>Jump 48: Terraria
>The Lovers, reversed (Irresponsibility and indecision.)
I can't help but think I did something wrong to get all of these reversed cards.
>Location: The Crimson
>Identity: Mage (-200)
>Drawbacks: Expert Mode (+600)
Harder, but more rewarding? I'll just be careful, I should be good.
>Discrete Little Pieces (1300)
Now THIS will be useful when I find the need to gather resources in future jumps, so long as I can reassemble them into larger solid pieces. I imagine it works both ways when it comes to building.
>Heads-Up Display (1200)
I already have a HUD, but this is handy. Remind me to get Real Eater so I can change the aesthetics of this later, I just... don't like it.
>Guide Sense (1000)
The handy-dandy how-to guide! I'll be taking that perk for sure.
>Delineated Crafting (600)
...cross-jump crafting? Hell to the yes.
>Spellcaster (Free, Mage)
Considering I'm a direct spellcaster, I'm pretty sure this will work as long as the power is coming from me and not any wand I might end up holding.
>Mana Battery (500, Mage)
...I wonder if this works on D&D magic. That would be hilarious. Seriously, mana regeneration perks are rare as hell.
>Click Faster, Damn You! (300, Mage)
Double-speed spellcasting? Oh my, yes.
>Overcharge (0, Mage)
So let me get this straight. If I put more power into magic, its effectiveness increases GEOMETRICALLY? I am going to push this as far as I can without my tools (or me) exploding.

So few plans. I'm just going to make sure that nothing, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING from the surface goes to Carcosa. The last thing I need is for that city to become infected. In fact, I'm going to give it a hosing down with a clentaminator as the jump ends, just in case.