Instead, I simply adore the versatility this little Frog brings with it: a discard outlet for Abdel loops in my The Master of Keys deck, an extra card each turn thanks to how open combat tends to be these days, plus the ability to dodge damage-based removal thanks to its ability to rapidly grow
This means that Kida, Royal Warrior can provide some much needed defence early on to protect those cheap and weak characters with useful abilities: such as steels own Razoul, Palace Guard - which has plus two willpower when undamaged - or emeralds Morph, Space Goo or sapphires Scrooge McDuck, Uncle Moneybags
So now Peter Parker is a scientist who creates a web-shooting gun powered by a spider, Spectacular Spider-Man has a hideous spider on his back operating as a parachute
It's a minor flourish, but it adds physicality to the proceedings, leading to more memorable and fulfilling moments of authentic excitement when you finally stumble across a rare card you've been searching for
It brings your normal flying and vigilance body for a mid-range bit of mana, with a solid 4/5 body for six mana in this case
While Fallout previews are going on in full force, I cant help but be underwhelmed by the choice to make the bobbleheads the serialized cards for this set