Every Dual-Ink Card Restrictions You Should Know Some Cards Have Balanced Limitations Dual-Ink cards come with one major restriction: they have to be in a deck with both of their types
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They fit perfectly into control-oriented decks that prefer to slow the game down and win through careful, calculated placement
In this case, when Philip quests he can select another character Support means that that character will benefit from Philips Strength (1), but that character will also receive Resist +1, which means the damage dealt to them is reduced by one
The illustration style features heavy foliage, organic flowing lines, and a deeper, more saturated color palette compared to earlier sets
If you dont have two characters, it becomes a dead card in your hand