Robin Hood, Ephemeral Archer The Sapphire and Steel deck from Whispers in the Well is very easy to recommend
Based on the beloved film, its the lovable, big-hearted musical comedy we need right now ( Chicago Tribune ) one that proves were better together
(After all, its still Gaston.) Gaston, Intellectual Powerhouse usually costs six ink to get onto the table, but if youre smart with your deck choices you can Shift him onto a decidedly less brainy Gaston for just four ink
Legendary Creature - Human Monk Vincent, Vengeful Atoner Menace Whenever one or more creatures you control deal combat damage to a player, put a +1/+1 counter on Vincent
This chocobo has surprising depth whether youre saving a key card or pushing combat damage
Only costing three ink to play, every time this Ursula sings a song, she can essentially sing it twice and then be placed back in the deck rather than discarded