The standard version of the card depicts her from a high angle with the floor of Rapunzel's tower chamber beneath her, while the Enchanted variant goes for a lower angle and more stylized background
The Ruby/Sapphire starter deck leans heavily into the Dual-Ink mechanic that Archazias Island is really known for, letting you leverage fun and creative combos between a diverse set of cards
These include the only way to get regular-frame surge foil treatments of the decks, with every single card given the same oily foil texture
Ravensburger has done a remarkable job of employing diverse artists capable of not only illustrating the Disney characters we know and love as we know and love them, but also in all new visages, scenarios, and concepts
Theres a tokens package here too, with a lot of Young Pyromancer-style effects, though a card like Bastion of Remembrance still looks incredibly out of place
At its core, Amber and Emerald plays like a stunt deck, one where you want to get as many cheap dalmatian puppy cards to the table as possible