#2 Hades - Looking for a Deal (Iconic) With the introduction of Whispers in the Wells two Iconic Rare cards, we realize that the two rarest cards in a set dont necessarily need to be thematically tied
Amber/Emerald Starter Deck List Cubby - Mighty Lost Boy (x3) Dalmatian Puppy - Tail Wagger (x5) Don Karnage - Prince of Pirates (x2) Flotsam - Riffraff (x2) Helga Sinclair - Vengeful Partner (x1) Horace - No-Good Scoundrel (x2) Jasper - Common Crook (x2) Jetsam - Riffraff (x2) Kida - Atlantean (x3) Kit Cloudkicker - Tough Guy (x2) Lucky - The 15th Puppy (x1) Nani - Protective Sister (x2) Patch - Intimidating Pup (x3) Peter Pan - Lost Boy Leader (x1) Pluto - Determined Defender (x1) Pluto - Friendly Pooch (x3) Pongo - Determined Father (x1) Robin Hood - Daydreamer (x1) Rolly - Hungry Pup (x3) Starkey - Devious Pirate (x1) Tinker Bell - Generous Fairy (x2) Wendy Darling - Talented Sailor (x3) Wildcat - Mechanic (x2) Strike A Good Match (x2) Hypnotize (x2) Improvise (x3) De Vil Manor - Crueella's Estate (x3) Neverland - Mermaid Lagoon (x2) You can see the full Amber/Emerald starter deck list below via The Laughing Place
These cards are not powerful enough to be deck-defining cards in playable decks nor are they bad enough that you would never consider them
Characters like Mirabel, Mulan, Iago, and even Bolt (remember him?) come out looking better than ever
Sram, Senior Edificer is a solid option because he allows you to draw a card each time you cast an Equipment or Aura
Taking it from the top, we start off with a new card called Resentful Revelation
