Since your opponents won't actually lose anything to him, they'll probably ignore him, allowing you to pile up the treasure quickly between your turns
We chose the Final Fantasy deck because it combines nostalgia, strong gameplay mechanics, and collector appeal
Once your opponents are brought low, you can finish them off with combat damage, or maybe an Exsanguinate
Some designs do get specific, but the set broadly offers many compelling tools for Cubes of all shapes and sizes
Yutas activated ability works okay as a way to sneak in card draw for yourself on an opponent's turn, flashes in for just bonus cards a lot of the time, and it's a decent way to trigger your forced draw payoffs
You know the player that flicks their cards , you get nearly as many triggers as flicks when you surround Norin with Outpost Siege, Impact Tremors, and Rose Room Treasurer