Cloud Moogle is an incredibly underwhelming card, but what it implies is a bit more interesting
Given that, I wanted to start with these enemy color combos before moving into the powerhouses of gold in the last three colors
As long as reliable low-cost Mickey and Minnie targets remain legal in the format, this card will remain a defining pillar of the competitive meta
A key difference in this mechanic is that if you choose not to cast it, you can instead put it in your hand
If, however, one creature has first strike, that creature is given a first chance shot at knocking the other creature out with impunity: if the creature with first strike can kill the defending creature, the defending creature dies immediately, even if the defending creature would otherwise kill the attacking creature
Obviously enough, because the Spy has evasion itself, you can turn it face up, crack in with it and get that Clue, which seems like a pretty normal play pattern