As is now, though, the only card possibly worth playing is Adventurer's Inn, and that's only if you want it as a stylistic choice over Radiant Fountain, which is more or less the same card
This is great, and Ill always play it
Being uninkable would have made him much harder to play, but being inkable makes him easy to play three or four copies in a deck
There are rumors that fakes can be identified through weight, but its best not to trust this advice
This deck contains: 1 60-card starter deck including 2 foil cards 11 Tokens 1 Rulebook 1 Into the Inklands Booster pack containing 12 randomized cards 3 Cubby - Mighty Lost Boy 5 Dalmation Puppy - Tail Wagger 2 Don Karnage - Prince of Pirates 2 Flotsam - Riffraff 1 Helga Sinclair - Vengeful Partner 2 Horace - No-Good Scoundrel 2 Jasper - Common Crook 2 Jetsam - Riffraff 3 Kida - Atlantean 2 Kit Cloudkicker - Tough Guy 1 Lucky - The 15th Puppy 2 Nani - Protective Sister 3 Patch - Intimidating Pup 1 Peter Pan - Lost Boy Leader 1 Pluto - Determined Defender 3 Pluto - Friendly Pooch 1 Pongo - Determined Father 1 Robin Hood - Daydreamer 3 Rolly - Hungry Pup 1 Starkey - Devious Pirate 2 Tinker Bell - Generous Fairy 3 Wendy Darling - Talented Sailor 2 Wildcat - Mechanic 3 De Vil Manor - Cruella's Estate 2 Hypnotize 3 Improvise 2 Never Land - Mermaid Lagoon 2 Strike a Good Match Booster pack rarity breakdown: 2 Rares, super rares, or legendaries 3 Uncommons 6 Commons 1 Foil card of any rarity Related Products
Locke Cole and Ultimecia, Time Sorceress clearly work with the graveyard, but youre missing Town Greeter and a couple of payoffs like Diamond Weapon
