Review Summary Pros Both decks offer something unique to gamers, with Ruby/Amethyst being better for beginners while Steel/Emerald is better for advanced players Cons Because both decks are good for one type of player, the inverse is true as a CON
9 And Then Along Came Zeus (Song) Card Number 195/204, Steel Ink Although the Song card And Then Along Came Zeus cannot be used as ink, there are very few times when a player would not want to use it in play anyway
With a new set comes a manic scramble of new deck ideas and trading
Players may want to buff Heroic Outlaw with items to raise those stats because its ability "Daring Exploit" means that whenever this card banishes an opposing character in a challenge, the player gains 2 Lore points and the opponent loses 2 Lore points
The two new starter decks are designed to play out of the box and feature a combo of two Ink types: Ruby & Sapphire and Amber & Emerald
Belle, Hidden Archer is easily one of the best Floodborn cards in the Rise of the Floodborn set, depicting the bookworm as an incredibly badass hunter firing rose-tipped arrows from amongst the trees
