This is a high price to pay, but, like Kronk, Robin Hood has Strength and Willpower stats of 6 each, and the added bonus of gaining the player 4 Lore points when it goes Questing
In time, either deck may prove to be great for competitive play, but right now, I'm not convinced either are as competitively viable as Rise of the Floodborn 's Amethyst/Steel deck , which is arguably still the most powerful Starter Deck to date
The power triggered whenever The Queen, Commanding Presence quests is both a boon to you and a bane to your opponent, reducing an opposing characters strength by four as it grants one of your characters an additional four strength for the rest of your turn
They were all designed to give the player a chance to win and to work together in any combination
Intro products include Starter Kits, the Magic: The Gathering Foundations Beginner Box or Starter Collection, and six or more Play Boosters from a set
The issue is the lack of haste, meaning your opponents have a turn to deal with it