Because Prized Amalgam triggers at the beginning of the end step, if you dredge one over with a Narcomoeba on your opponents end step, it will not come back until the beginning of your next end step at the end of your turn
My only complaint against it is that it benefits wizards and shamans, but not monks, which are a huge part (if not most) of the creatures with prowess
In your cutie party, I imagine Felidar is going to act a lot like FFXVs hyperactive groupie, Prompto -although without the hair gel, hopefully
I have been doing a deep dive into all things Battle for Baldur's Gate, and today we are looking at another God (I already built a midrange deck around Myrkul, Lord of Bones, which you can find here
All of its abilities are pretty good by themselves, but the card as a whole isnt the greatest for most Constructed play, especially in most prowess-themed decks
Within that stack should be no more than four of each card type