That means I've been where you are now struggling to work out how to start a collection, or begin playing
In general the higher the ink cost of the card, and the more unique the ability, the higher up the rarity chart it will go
Emerald Rise of the Floodborn card Pete, Bad Guy sees the character once again diving into the fray, this time with the Ward keyword ensuring that it cannot be targeted unless its in a challenge and a combo of abilities
Mufasa, Ruler of Pride Rock Enchanted Rare ($208) In at the top spot is an undeniably beautiful card
Table of Contents Introduction Rating Scale Into the Inklands Emerald Cards Cubby - Mighty Lost Boy Cursed Merfolk - Ursula's Handiwork Don Karnage - Prince of Pirates Flotsam - Riffraff Friar Tuck - Priest of Nottingham Helga Sinclair - Femme Fatale Helga Sinclair - Vengeful Partner Jetsam - Riffraff Kit Cloudkicker - Tough Guy Lyle Tiberius Rourke - Cunning Mercenary Milo Thatch - Clever Cartographer Milo Thatch - King of Atlantis Morph - Space Goo Peter Pan - Lost Boy Leader Prince John - Phony King Robin Hood - Daydreamer Shenzi - Hyena Pack Leader Sir Hiss - Aggravating Asp Skippy - Energetic Rabbit Starkey - Devious Pirate Stitch - Covert Agent Ursula - Deceiver Ursula - Deceiver of All Wildcat - Mechanic Zazu - Steward of the Pride Lands Has Set My Heaaaaaaart
The Ink & Find Magical Places promo card is the Rapunzel, Appreciative Artist, card in the image above