The problem is, this adds the lucky dip element - a double-edged sword that affects all trading card games - back into a product that was specifically designed to avoid it
As always when forming ranked lists, Im judging these cards on power and efficiency, looking to get the most impact for the least mana
And since it doesn't scream threat from the start, you might just fly under the radar and pull off a sneaky win
You don't want a starting hand full of cards you can't play, so avoid holding on to cards like Hades, Lord of the Underwold and Flotsam, Ursula's Spy
This is the game that never ends
Down below you can find out how much each is, what type of deck it contains, and where to get it