A few digital-exclusive cards in a 1997 video game wont affect the games meta much
The Inklands starter decks were tasked with showing off a lot of new mechanics at the same time, so it's no surprise that neither of them come together very well
The key for this card is to play an outlaw before it - and luckily there are three red common 1- or 2-drop outlaws in addition to five more in other colors
Barren Glory cannot say the same thing
Screaming Nemesis ( Duskmourn: House of Horrors ): Once a $5 pre-release card, its price now reflects its demand in aggressive Standard strategies
So its average selling price of $352 is understandable, but just like any other card on this list, if youre not aiming for the fanciest version of Cinderella, Melody Weaver, the non-Enchanted variant is available for a much more reasonable average price of $6