So far, the numbers on Iconic cards are fewer and farther between, and there havent been consistent enough results to know the percentages
In honor of the anniversary celebration, were walking you through everything you need to know before you step into your first adventure
These two cards have combined together to form a pretty decent card drawing engine which can fit into virtually any blue deck from Donate/Illusions of Grandeur to Psychatog
At the beginning of combat on your turn, attach any number of Equipment you control to target creature you control
The Rise of the Floodborn Amber and Sapphire Deck contains: 1x The Queen Commanding Presence (Foil) 1x Gaston Intellectual Powerhouse (Foil) 2x Bashful Hopeless Romantic 1x Cristopher Robin 2x Doc Leader of the Seven Dwarfs 2x Dopey Always Playful 3x Gaston Baritone Bully 1x Grand Duke Advisor to the King 3x Grumpy Bad-Tempered 2x Happy Good-Natured 2x Lefou Bumbler (First Chapter) 3x Sleepy Nodding Off 3x Sneezy Very Allergic 2x Snow White Lost in the Forest 3x The Queen Regal Monarch 2x Painting the Roses Red 1x Belle Inventive Engineer (First Chapter) 3x Cruella De Vil Fashionable Cruiser 1x Hiram Flaversham Toymaker 2x Judy Hopps Optimistic Officer 3x Owl Logical Lecturer 2x Philoctetes Trainer of Heroes (First Chapter) 3x The Nokk Water Spirit 1x Winnie the Pooh Having a Think 2x Four Dozen Eggs 2x Launch 2x Fang Crossbow 2x Gumbo Pot 3x Pawpsicle The cards marked as First Chapter are from The First Chapter set, all the others are from the Rise of the Floodborn set
Ray Easygoing Firefly is a powerful late game card Ray has been one of my favorite five-cost questers in the game since it came out in Rise of the Floodborn, and I would actually recommend including four copies of him in your deck if you can (I would switch out the two Don Karnages for two Rays as I dont really know what Dons achieving in this deck that Ray cant also do)
