My opponent has The Prince (1/3 with resist +1) on board. I could have spent that turn taking both doc and mufasa into the prince, and then next turn taking out simba. But this far back in board state I'm not certain it would've made much of a difference.

@@LorcanaLiam​​⁠ Wasn’t sure what card it was. Prince is definitely more annoying, but I think clearing his board was definitely correct still. Using Doc and Mufasa to clear Prince, then he gets up to 11 lore. Next turn kill Simba with Ray and Lefou with Mufasa (who survives) and play any of the 3 characters in hand. They go up to 14 and lose both those characters, relying on the top deck to get them back into the game while you have ~8 on board (depending on Mufasa flip) before you play your character for turn. I think that potentially puts you in a pretty good position to win, barring a Grab Your Sword or something.

@@baconsir1159 I appreciate the analysis! I wasn't feeling this deck, but I think I'll give it a revisit before Into the Inklands

@@LorcanaLiam It’s worth mentioning that I think this deck gets some very interesting new pieces in Inklands. Ursula, Pongo, the Plutos, Kit Cloudkicker, and Wildcat are all pieces I’m going to be testing. Ursula in particular seems great, both for the obvious reasons and how it potentially punishes challenging Mufasa before dropping Be Prepared.

@@baconsir1159 I'm looking forward to turn 2 ursula to discard a song, turn 3 ursula to set up for a double sudden chill turn 4

And you destroyed me!