Disney Lorcana's second expansion, Into the Inklands, features a pair of starter decks built to show off the set's Disney Afternoon-themed cards, as well as its core mechanic, Locations
Usually overrun effects are a dime-a-dozen in green, and new ones tend to tread the same ground
Amber/Emerald has plenty of other ways to befuddle your opponent While the current way you play Amber/Emerald is a pretty hard discard strategy, that doesnt mean discarding is the only thing at your disposal
This means you've spent the required ink and placed them on the table face-up - it doesn't generally refer to cards in your hand or discard pile
It means when you need it you have more effective copies but when you don't it isn't nearly as harmful as it would be in most other lists
Oh, and of course Soultraders a zombie, in addition to having two other relevant creature types