​The Quebecois faction represents to folktales of the northern Province of Quebec, Canada. The first one is La Corriveau, a scary tale of a woman who was tried for the murder of her husband. When executed by hanging, she cursed the city of Point Lévy to be haunted by her remains. Her gibbet, when found in her grave, is know to be the epicenter of the curse. In Natios, La Corriveau has a lot of cursing cards and is quite remarkable with her destroying abilities. On the other hand, we have the Chasse Galerie folktale. La Chasse Galerie is the story of 10 lumberjacks who wanted to go back to their family for Christmas Eve, but they could not since they were to far away. One of them made a deal with Le Diable to take a canoe and to fly away to their families. However, the pact was simple, the men had to follow some rules to survive. In Natios, you play as the Devil himself. You set the rule and you wait for your opponent not to follow them

**The Quebecois cards of La Chasse Galerie can be found in the Things that go Bump in the Night set.

***The Quebecois cards of La Corriveau can be found in the Things that go Bump in the Night set.

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Strengths:  

- Being 2 factions in one, the Quebecois are very versatile

- La Corriveau has some very powerful destroying cards making sure she can remove treats easily

- The rules of Le Diable with his abilities and his strategies and relics will make your opponent think twice their every moves.

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Weaknesses:

- While La Chasse Galerie is only a Wood archetype, La Corriveau is also a Coal archetype, which means its more difficult to mix both decks

- In both decks, your units are not really fighty

- While your effects are strong, they are not really protected and are prone to being destroyed by a wise opponent

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