For budget-conscious players, Clarabelle effectively replaces the need for more expensive draw-based rares by consolidating your entire card-advantage engine into a single, high-willpower character that is difficult for opponents to remove without a dedicated action card
This is the Final Fantasy 14 version of the boss, one thats tied to the games story and cannot be avoided, the one that battles the Primal Shinryu, and is faced as a boss in its own Raid series
The absence of Bruno Madrigal Undetected Uncle and Alma Madrigal Family Matriarch is understandable but it hurts the deck on the tabletop
Review Summary Pros The Emerald and Sapphire deck is very powerful with high questing value and trickery The Amber and Ruby deck is great for new players with its easy-to-understand interactions Cons The Emerald and Sapphire deck is more complex than your average starter deck The Amber and Ruby deck lacks some power and resources
If a permanent ever has both +1/+1 counters and -1/-1 counters on it at the same time, they're removed in pairs as a state-based action so that the permanent has only one of those kinds of counters on it
Running for around $130 at market on TCGplayer right now, this is still a hot card to come by, even if it just misses out on a top ten ranking by value