This weakness is actually a risk reward weakness...

Its 5 weaknesses for the price of one.. The first four are free and come with zero downside but the last one....well its the last one.

In a 7 scenario campaign you will need to duck it 3 times. If you can get that done early by perhaps resigning early in one scenario then you can be aggressive since your weakness is now just a simple dud.

This is really bad in a draw heavy deck (I got stuck with this death sentence with my Minh deck) or an Underworld Support deck, but if you have a slower deck that can be fattened up with Campaign Cards you might have an ok chance.

If not your team will have to carry on with a new 0xp Investigator in your place.

Not sure about this one, but does the Elder Sign counts as a "symbol token", right?

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The image here is incorrect - it shows the legs instead of the body.

The image here is incorrect - it shows the legs instead of the body.

The image here is incorrect - it shows the legs instead of the body.

Note that this is a weapon and NOT a firearm and item.

So the only way to add ammo to this is through Venturer, Contraband(and its upgrade), and Cleaning Kit. The upgraded Cleaning Kit is worth considering for this.

Other staple upgrades do not work on this, including Well-Maintained, Reliable, Custom Ammunition, Custom Modifications, Extra Ammunition, and Swift Reload

So it seems that FFG wants to prevent players from building around (= abusing) this goddamn gun.

Along with At a Crossroads and Unrelenting, Last Chance is a Survivor card draw staple. For only 10 XP, Survivors can have guaranteed card draw on par with most Seekers with 10 additional cards per deck cycle---assuming you're willing to plan around the downsides of each card.

That being said, Last Chance can be inconsistent when you're too successful at refilling your hand. You can frequently run into situations where Last Chance becomes a dead card in your hand because you have a full hand and can't spend enough actions to make it worth dedicating to skill tests, or Last Chance prevents players from dedicating other skill cards because it has to be the only card dedicated to the skill test. The downsides are usually pretty minor considering that Last Chance usually dedicates for three to four wild icons and draws two cards on a success, but make sure to plan and coordinate with the rest of your table to avoid any potential drama.