The artwork reeks of malice and power, utilizing a sharp, high-contrast style that emphasizes her role as a dark force capable of weaponizing the botanical invasion for her own sinister purposes
(I couldnt stop thinking of the distinctly un-Disney image of Tigger being melted into a pot of steaming ink, Roger Rabbit-style.) Another key difference - and one that feels decidedly Disney - is that players arent competing to grind their opponent into the floor by chopping away at life points with attacks
Its a deck built around steadily adding cards to your inkwell - granting you more resources to bring out more powerful cards as early as possible - while protecting your characters from opponents challenges
Common Common cards are the most frequently found cards in standard booster products
7 And Then Along Came Zeus This Song card from the movie Hercules helps tackle the mechanic introduced in Into The Inklands: Location cards
You can use Entomb and Buried Alive, and Land Tax, and set up the graveyard for him to pop off