Grave Danger: This deck is led by the brother and sister duo of Gisa and GeralfGisa and Geralf, and looks to flood the board with an undead army
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
Fiery Finale Skewer the Critics | Illustration by Heonhwa Choe If you made it this far, youre a red mage through-and-through
Its pretty common to play this on turn three before you play your land for the turn to ensure it works, and it can contribute a fair bit of damage in the early turns, too
Because having a Dragon enter is a little tougher than a Cartouche, they had a little more room to make the enters effect strong