Ruby ink cards generally encourage a lot of challenging opponents and taking a forceful approach , giving the player plenty of options to throw the opponent off their stride
Specifically, its the cards Enchanted Rare variant that has fetched the highest prices to date, showing off the Genies powers in a gorgeous full-art variant as he clicks his fingers to swirl magic around a transforming character floating in the air
I also quite like Ignis Scientia as a value/ramp creature with free graveyard hate
But several Glimmers are ensnared: Anna, Jafar, Minnie, and Bruno Madrigal
Referring to a character costing N ink as an N-drop, the dream is to achieve a curve with a one-drop on turn one, a two-drop on turn two, a three-drop on turn three, and so on before running out of cards
Protection is also a priority, which is why a wide variety of sleeves, deck boxes, and playmats are available to keep your cards in pristine condition