Both of these cards take up a lot of life, though, and so they come paired with a health amount of lifegain in cards like Papalymo Totolymo, and Y'shtola's own ability.
But what's nice about this deck is that unlike the Fallout Scrappy Survivors deck from a few years back that saw you focusing on overloading a single creature with tons of equipment, you get a lot of benefit out of spreading your equipment around
The real question is, though, do the villains of the franchise get a separate deck or do they get placed into the deck that has the most to do with their game
Fidget - Ratigan's Henchman has evasive, which is an ability that you can never go wrong with
The downside is that this can feel at points a little too siloed - especially if both players are focused on churning lore or getting cards on the field for a few turns
The release of the last set of cards did not go so smoothly, and was ultimately delayed