116 $0.08 He's a Tramp 117 $1.76 The Return of Hercules 118 $0.37 Ink Geyser 119 $0.08 Emerald Coil 120 $0.09 Grandmother Fa 121 $0.08 Queen of Hearts 122 $0.06 The Matchmaker 123 $0.07 Denahi 124 $0.05 Stabbington Brother 125 $0.19 Belle 126 $0.04 Cy-Bug 127 $0.07 Stabbington Brother 128 $0.06 Card Soldiers 129 $0.06 Cogsworth 130 $0.06 Toby 131 $0.05 Beagle Boys 132 $0.12 Li Shang 133 $0.10 Moana 134 $0.06 The Phantom Blot 135 $0.17 Beast 136 $0.92 Mushu 137 $0.12 Maurice 138 $0.19 Goofy 139 $0.09 Lyle Tiberius Rourke 140 $0.45 Mulan 141 $0.74 Baloo 142 $0.66 Ratigan 143 $0.05 Sir Kay 144 $0.14 Milo Thatch 145 $0.04 Edgar Balthazar 146 $0.11 We've Got Company
At the broader color-pair level, Amethyst/Sapphire and Amber/Emerald still sit at roughly 19% each in aggregate, so Evasive builds within those pairs remain live threats, just not confirmed as the single top-named deck anymore
I dont consider it a deep cut per se, but I do think its an underrated masterpiece thats why theres so much of it in the game
Starter decks are, of course, not optimized for super competitive games, but theyll get you part of the way
And for the current Final Fantasy spoiler season, I have picked my personal flavor win favorites that show not just clever card design, but effects and abilities that manage to almost perfectly represent the thing that the card represents
