That being said, you might want to try some of these guidelines: If you enjoy controlling your opponents board and removing your opponents characters from play, the favourite cards are likely to be found in Ruby or Steel If you enjoy getting a lot of ink and resources, your best bet is Amethyst or Sapphire If you hate losing your characters or want to build your game plan around keeping specific characters in play, Amber or Sapphire will help you to do that
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Ultimately, Ive found steel to be fairly metagame dependent working well as a supporting ink, but tends to fall flat in the starring role
On the Amber side, The Queen Regal Monarch is a valuable one-cost shift target for getting the five-cost The Queen Commanding Presence down on turn two and youll get both in this deck
