Glad it was helpful!

Shiny :)

It’s a good combo, Zan won a 1k with this ink pair and similar deck, just less aggro and more midrange. There is a hyper aggro version that Zack Bevins ran in an 8k and came 4th place with zero legendaries.

Very nice!

In aggro oriented variants you're looking to play more aggressively, the characters fit better to also deal with opponent's boards and singing Strength.

Yeah, you can test and see if it works for you.

@@QuantumMercury thanks, I tried it out, flow wasn't as good. A follow up question, since rafiki and captain hook is the same in stat and lore as rafikis, why not use captain hook to prevent the ping damage on smee on turn 2?

@@mikepineda8881 well in this build we’re not running either because we’re focused on more aggro threats in the early game. All 3 one drops have great value as aggro threats as Maleficent quests for 2, Robin sets up a shift, and Chernabog replaces itself when it’s threatened. The Hook is good, but you’d play it in a more midrange focused build. You often don’t care about the damage on Smee because you’ll throw him into a threat later or bounce him back to reset the damage.

​@@QuantumMercury thanks! I love your content! And your explanation for how you put your decks together is amazing! Edit: what would you say is the hardest match up for this deck ?

@@mikepineda8881 Nothing really, you have Amethyst to deal with Sapphire and Ruby, you have Steel to deal with aggro. This is a well balanced deck, but it also doesn’t do amazing into any match up either. It’s fairly well balanced.

Steel Song is strong but Ruby Sapphire counters it. Still, Steel Song is a strong option.

Yes, but you won’t really have consistency to pressure lore early.