But theres a risk that comes with questing
This deck's Locations can also function as useful distractions while you set up your Lucky, keeping your characters safe while your opponent focuses on removing them
The card features useful play mechanics, including having an ability that lets players ready a character after a card is added to the inkwell
Ideally, you want to build up to a Turn Five Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw and follow it up with big questers like Kuzco, Temperamental Emporer, Hans, Scheming Prince, and Mad Hatter, Gracious Host, while building a healthy board of Evasive characters like Pongo, Ol' Rascal, Tinker Bell, Most Helpful, and Genie, On the Job
From a competitive standpoint, Whispers in the Well added a ton of competition-ready cards and shook up the meta nicely following Fabled's laying the foundations and bringing in new waves of players.
But there's one notable exception: FIN will introduce a new type of land, Ciudad (Spanish for City)