Traditional Play rounds out these unranked modes by adding sideboarding (allowing you to have up to fifteen cards that you can swap out between matches) and sees you playing best-of-three
cards in your Leader area, Character area, Stage area, and cost area are counted.
After all, cards that were worth 30 bucks back when I was selling them 10 years ago are wroth ten times that today
"The cards that were holographic were originally the desirable cards because they are shiny, and people just like shiny cardboard," said Crochiere
Im only ranking it slightly below because its easier to wipe out artifacts than enchantments, so maybe Boon Reflection tends to stay a while longer on the battlefield
A perfect curve for this deck would look something like this: Turn One: Duke of Weselton or Sergeant Tibbs Turn Two: Flynn Rider or Cruella de Vil Turn Three: Peter Pan Turn Four: Aladdin, Prince Ali or Aladdin, Street Rat Turn Five: Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw Turn Six: Genie, on the Job or Lefou, Instigator to Protect Aladdin You'll almost certainly be in top deck mode at this point, but there's a good chance you'll continue to pull high-impact cards like Kuzco, Tigger, Genie, and Aladdin throughout the rest of the game