Total newcomers to trading card games might find its item-based strategy intimidating, but for more experienced gamers, this is an intriguing deck that will introduce you to some of Lorcana's latest mechanics and design ideas
when you fail to ramp your Inkwell and play high-cost cards early, this deck completely loses its big advantage
That remains to be seen, but for now, it would seem that - other than one Look at this Family, Julieta Madrigal, and Ariel Singing Mermaid - there's nothing in this deck that will help you build better decks
You'll find lots of traces of strategies in here - there's some song synergy, some item payoffs, plenty of ways to heal your damaged units, and more draw than you'll know what to do with
Kronk, Head of Security A Roaring Guest List is all about damaging your opponent's characters, and doing so can set off some fun combos
Long-term, Amber and Sapphire is fun but not all that viable