A common-rarity 1/1 for 1 ink that nets you 2 lore each time its challenged is an absolutely brutal turn one (or even turn two) drop
Normally, some of the better spellslinger support cards cost a bit too much mana to take advantage of
For example, theres a Final Fantasy XV sidequest card called Catch a Fish that, upon completion, turns into a campsite where you cook up your catch
3 Tinker Bell: Giant Fairy Has Grown In The Hearts Of Many Card Number 216/204, Steel Ink Tinker Bell takes on a towering stature, picking up Captain Hook's ship in her Enchanted card, numbered 216
Right now, its by far the most expensive card in the set
When it comes to card abilities, it's important to us that they reflect the character and story that inspired them