7-cost EustassCaptainKid, 3-cost Roronoa Zoro, 4-cost Trafalgar Law, and 1-cost Nami are the strongest cards in this starter deck, but they can be picked up in other boxes, so you arent forced to buy the ST10 to collect them
Since your core strategy will involve either directly sacrificing rats or using them to block opponents creatures and dying anyway, Voracious Vermin is bound to scale up in strength pretty quickly
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A lot of the time this is gonna hit your deck hard too, but if you build around it, it can be devastating
