Much like Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw, Robin, Champion of Sherwood will net you a tasty two lore whenever he banishes an opposing character in a challenge - a shame his steel identity means he wont be forcing your opponent to lose lore as well like his predecessor
The most expensive card in the deck costs five ink , so you'll never have a problem finding a card to play curve, or sandbagging your hand with too many expensive cards
Using one of these legally requires that your deck conform to both its ink types, which some may consider to be a restriction
This is a perfect early game surprise for any challenge-focused decks, and with the option to have up to eight one or two ink cost Robin Shift targets in your deck, he should be nice and easy to play on curve
These packs are fun to crack open, even if youre purely collecting
I gave mostly equal time to Lorcana s three starter decks: Amber and Amethyst, Emerald and Ruby, and Sapphire and Steel