I mean, I watched a ton of DuckTales as a kid and loved that show, so its a delight to toss Scrooge McDuck out during a game to take even a single action before Scrooge gets banished out of my play area
In the first of the two set six decks, we see the combination of Ruby and Amber and many classic characters reimagined as swashbuckling, sword-slinging pirates
However, I am slightly aware of the story elements, thanks largely to the design team for this set explaining the inclusion of Wastes
abililty requires the player to return two cards to their hand to successfully deploy her, which can be useful at times but is often a significant loss of board control
Imagine getting your creature removed right before youre about to kill your chosen opponent
Eggman doesn't always get its way, but unless opponent's discard cards, you're going to have the option to drop free constructs out of thin air