For example, if my starting hand has two one-drops, three three-drops, a fancy item or action card, and a seven-drop, then I will usually keep one one-drop and one three-drop and bottom the other five
#10 Webby Vanderquack - Junior Prospector (Enchanted) Last on this list but not without a decent market value is Webby Vanderquack another card whose value is driven more by her playability than collectibility, no doubt
Cecil Harvey (Tymna the Weaver) A personal favorite (seriously, I adore Final Fantasy IV), Tymna, the Weaver's design is another card that fits the flavor of the character well
Thanks to them, you gain victory points (lore), use their unique abilities, or destroy opponent's characters
The card also comes with the Support keyword, so it can loan its puny Strength to another character when HeiHei quests
The Ruby/Sapphire deck suffers from a lack of card draw, ramp, and removal