If a creature you control has been goaded by multiple opponents, it must attack one of your opponents that hasn't goaded it, as that fulfills the maximum number of goad requirements
For context: I played the game with two players, Im a huge fan of Disney animation, and while I play a lot of tabletop games, Im not super experienced with trading card games (the only one Ive played for any amount of time is Star Wars: Destiny )
Here's the card itself: Much like the other cards in Rise of the Floodborn, this version of Arthur veers away from the original version for something more adventurous
Here's a winning list sporting those cards along with an interesting choice picking 001-200-smash over the usual songs: Amethyst Ruby Evasive Arguably the freshest top deck in recent weeks, the Evasive deck presents a different way to control the board compared to the standard Amethyst Ruby Bounce Control
As a circle, common has one continuous side or edge
The higher you go, the less likely your opponents are to win via attacking, but I imagine theres a sweet spot around Bracket 2/3 where this really shines