Below we rank the 13 Starter Decks based on how easy they are to understand and play, the relative value and playability of the cards in them, and how easy or difficult they are to upgrade into a competitive deck
As another example, if at the start of turn six you have five cards in your inkwell and hold a two-drop, a three-drop, and a five-drop, then just cast your five-drop and dont add anything else to the inkwell at this point
In the image above, showing Beast and Belle, you can see that each of the cards has two colors: Ruby and Sapphire
If the card keyword read chosen characters without the apostrophe, it could mean add to multiple characters
Underneath that, filling the bottom third of the card is the description of the card and the actions it can perform
Being able to decide in the moment whether you need targeted removal or a board wipe is a huge upside