Much like Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw, Robin, Champion of Sherwood will net you a tasty two lore whenever he banishes an opposing character in a challenge - a shame his steel identity means he wont be forcing your opponent to lose lore as well like his predecessor
To reiterate, here is the criteria I'm looking at: Honorable Mention - These usually will be a cycle or group of cards that are great but don't quite measure up to the "best" in the categories we have chosen to cover
You have a chance of straight-up winning the game if Summon: Primal Odin gets through
Camilo Madrigal, Prankster Most of the big players of this deck are going to be Madrigals, but Camilo stands on his own as a great all-rounder, even without his family backing him up
The first set featured cards where characters were investigating what appeared to be purple seaweed (Mickey Mouse - Detective and Duke Of Weselton - Opportunistic Official) so it would make sense that the origin of the Floodborn incident came from under the sea
Shimmering Skies will feature an Amethyst and Ruby deck headed up by Elsa and Ralph, as well as an Emerald and Steel deck that has Scar and Kronk as its headline characters