The Amethyst/Steel deck, called Might and Magic, is a showcase for the expansion's new keyword, Resist, as well as the Madam Mim and Merlin package, which is all about bouncing your own characters back to your hand to amplify their effects If you're looking for the starter deck with the more universally useful cards to start building your Rise of the Floodborn collection, you'll probably want to pick up Might and Magic first, as several of its cards will likely see play in the constructed format
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Or, I would be, if this lousy game would ever give me the damn card I want
Growlithe (one shiny star-rarity) Arcanine (one shiny star-rarity) Froakie (one shiny star-rarity) Frogadier (one shiny star-rarity) Greninja (one shiny star-rarity) Jynx (one shiny star-rarity) Pidgey (one shiny star-rarity) Pidgeotto (one shiny star-rarity) Pidgeot (one shiny star-rarity) Aerodactyl (one shiny star-rarity) Next, make sure to look out for any two-star rarity full art cards, especially those with rainbow borders
The Rob Lucci deck uses cost-reduction cards like Helmeppo, Tempest Kick, and Ice Age to put Characters in range for your KO cards to remove them
4 Maleficent: Biding Her Time Like Captain Hook: Forceful Duelist, Maleficent: Biding Her Time stands out as a strong Disney Lorcana card thanks to its miniscule ink cost