At worst, its counter something unless they pay two and the choosing of the spell might get around a few corner cases
For fans of those further down the list, the set could end up missing despite the best intentions
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Pros Great introduction to the set and game New mechanics that provide fresh deck ideas Cons Will require deck building to compete against purpose-built decks This review is based on a retail copy provided by publisher
A deck that combines the ramping magic of Sapphire with Emeralds dastardly trickier, players will also benefit from some pretty insane draw support thanks to the likes of the Floodborn Donald Duck, Sail the Azurite Sea, and Clarabelle, and especially the solid new Cinderella thats making waves in many Sapphire decks right now
Luckily, Kefka helps to recover your card advantage