Outside of obvious overachieve rogue synergy, this card, being Practiced, can be very very strong for Amanda Sharpe with a bit of setup.
Sure, you need to pass a test with a base value of 3, but if you have a couple of static boosts, start your turn with an easy enough test or are willing to spend some of the other skills you will surely have in your hand (you're Amanda, after all), you will just snowball the entire turn into a series of almost-auto successes.
This card is not balanced around being able to chain it 2 tests in a row, let alone 3.
It's a shame the effect lasts until the end of the phase only, or it would be an execellent encounter protection as well.

Cleaning Kit Makes this much simpler to use, and opens this up as a semi-reliable primary weapon in any investigator that can take both. ( Venturer did too, but Cleaning Kit's primary advantage is you don't need to exhaust, so you can blow through the ammo much faster on the turns you need to.)

Which is most guardians, but also Joe Diamond, Jenny Barnes, Kymani Jones, "Skids" O'Toole, Diana Stanley, William Yorick and the two neutral investigators.

a +3/+3 per shot weapon is pretty good, even if you need to over-succeed. In Guardian investigators, you could even use Cleaning Kit (3) once per round for an additional +2.

Is this better than just grabbing a giant hammer? Maybe not, but this is more usable than it used to be.

This card seems like it would be super fun to play. It fits perfectly into my deck for Sefina the Gambler.

I have some questions about the rules. Sefina plays Black Market and draws cards such as:

1. Elusive. - How many times can this card be used via Black Market? After the first use by any player, does this card go to Sefina discard? Or does it stay on the table until the end of the round and can be used multiple times by players?

2. Dario El-Amin - Does another player use this card by playing a companion to themselves and that companion a) remains in the this player's area b) is discarded after the round? OR the player just use the action uses the action indicated on the card.

3. Asset cards like British Bull Dog - Does another player use this card and place it in their play area permanently or does this card have to be played differently (just use the fight action from the card once?

I have a small issue with this card: both 'your' and 'you' can be seen as plural.

Imagine a drill sergeant pointing at a pile of stuff and yell at some recruits "check your supplies, if you have torches you can X/Y" in this case we imagine multiple torches in the pile and the recruits will spread them. Yet if the drill sergeant yells the exact same at a specific recruit, it's singular. So grammatically speaking: both work but context matters a lot. And considering that you can have 1x torches (plurar torchES, and not torch(es) single OR plural) we can consider this to be a set of torches. As such it would make sense for the investigator to spread the torches around so nobody has to dredge through a possibly pitch black trapped and deadly ruin.

Yet considering how brutal the game is, I'd imagine that this is meant at a single investigator and only if they have it in their supply the can do the action. So unless I missed a rule regarding the supply somewhere, rules as intended vs rules as written is a bit unclear IMO. Maybe saying "if you, or an investigator in your location, has torches in his her supply" or simply "if an investigator has a torch/torches in his/her supply" would be a lot more clear, cause at this point logic could dictates that my buddy gives me one of the torches he has so I can use it in the dangerous, dark ruin xP Anyone know if I'm missing a rule somewhere that would affect this?

Roland is my favorite character, by far, and it's not close.

1- An incredibly fun gameplay loop of "I did a thing, so now another thing happens, and another thing, and another thing". This starts off with his initial ability to get a clue off of killing something, but thanks to cards like Glory, Runic Axe, Grete, and Evidence, this just keeps going.

2- He gets access to strong seeker cards like Empirical Evidence, Pathfinder, Shortcut, Crack the Case. Huge shout out to Crack the Case, as you will typically want to use Roland's ability at difficult-to-investigate locations, like shroud 5. Actionless resources? Huge plus, and Roland is a resource vacuum.

3- Roland does struggle with horror, sure. You are constantly two bad horror things happening to you from dying. I typically play in groups, and inevitably someone needs to come to my rescue with some horror healing. Make sure you have a plan, either someone willing to heal you or your own horror healing. Due to your hybrid role as both cluever and monster hunter, it's easier for a friend to justify taking a bit more healing than they otherwise would. Physical trauma and physical soak is much easier for Roland, I never play without taking In the Thick of It. Shout out to my homie Second Wind for making physical healing easy as a guardian. Can't wait for a particular card that's coming in Drowned City that should also help with horror.

4- As the game has matured, guardians have gotten access to more and more card draw. This means it is much easier to get your weakness before the game ends, and unlike so many other weaknesses, it stays on the board. This is incredible for subsequent cycles through your deck. And if you happen to have a monster basic weakness, all the better, we want more of those anyway. 3 clues is a lot especially at lower player counts, but the fact that this is a one-and-done weakness makes it hardly a factor at all unless you have poor card draw and pull it near the end of a scenario.

5-The game also revolves around more monsters than it ever did before. I recently played Feast of Hemlock Vale and then played Dunwitch, and the amount of monsters is not comparable. You are far more likely to have things to kill in today's gameplay.

Kill monsters, get clues, pray the mythos doesn't one shot you (or find a cutie who enjoys playing Diana Stanley and let them rescue you from Horror treacheries by spamming Ward of Protection (2). 10/10 strategy, would recommend). Have endless fun.