An 8/6 cost uninkable

​@@chriscordeiro1052he's referring to the 3 cost uninkable evasive Sisu

That 3 drop Sisu is currently being slept on for some reason. I've got three of them in my R/Sap deck.

True, but that still says goes to show that Daisy doesn’t have an answer turn 1 or 2

@@Xx6footBangxX exactly. Which is why Daisy WILL be a staple of aggro decks that utilize Amber moving forward. She costs the same as Lilo or Maleficent, yet doesn't get taken out by Steel cards one for one before Zeus can be used. She doesn't get banished by Snake if for some reason you can't drop a turn 2 BG. So you can safely quest for 2 lore and be doing what an aggro deck is supposed to be doing.

It also works with the Bruno that you have to guess the card.

Doing this isn’t truly random since when rolling 2 dice the most common number to roll is 7. The best thing to do would either be rolling a d12 or d20 but this can get time consuming with rerolls or just shuffling your ink and letting your opponent choose

Just pick up the Ink, shuffle it up a bit, then let your opponent choose the cards. I don't know why players over the last decade have decided that rolling dice is better than the tried and true. 😂

@@Xoulrath_ Rolling a dice is the same if done equitative.

@@alfredosaint-jean9660 it really isn't. It's a massive waste of time and a source of arguments in extremely competitive events. Whose die gets rolled. Which die? What happens if it rolls off of the table or hits something? What happens when the numbers don't work out precisely, such that you have to reroll the die? It's one massive headache. Pick up the cards in the Inkwell, shuffle the cards, present them to your opponent and have them grab the required number from those cards. Put the cards back into the Inkwell. Wham, bam, thank you Madam Mim.

@@Xoulrath_ You could do those steps, or the one step of rolling a dice. I regularly see both without any conflict. If you have those arguments over simple dice rolling, maybe you should revaluate those you play with.

Decent answer provided they don’t play a simba bodyguard

Yes, because card games work such that you have the perfect hand to deal with every situation at any given time. 🙄

@@Xoulrath_ a literal 2 card runout seems inconceivable to you? You realize Diablo bucky was in like 80% of your GS games? "Okay Google, how does probability work?"

@@anthony-hi5do sure thing, dude. Learn math.

This works if you’re on the play, on the draw, they’ll likely play a bodyguard like simba and you can’t hit her.

@@tonyholmes7693 that doesn't do anything either. The Daisy has to be exerted before it can ever be challenged. You can't put it into play exerted, nor would you want to, even if you could. So it doesn't matter who goes first. The reality is that getting a god draw of Rafiki and Lumiere, just to take out a Daisy, after she has already scored at least 2 lore, is a waste of card slots.

I think its that in an aggro deck, you dont care how many cards your opponent has of theyre dead. Her being1/4 means she will quest several times before dying. You might have 10 cards in hand, but if you cant stop a 1/4 from killing you, those cards dont mayter

It really isn’t. Drawing a card like rabbit does is so much superior than looking at the top 2 without a draw…

Wut mate? 😂 card is bonkers

In an aggro deck who cares. You also get to potentially pitch their songs/actions to the bottom to Make ur board harder to deal with.

There’s no easy way to deal with this without it questing at least once or twice when played on curve. Especially combined with all other cards you can play. Who cares if your opponent draws a few cards if you win on turn 6

Daisy is going to be very strong. If you know MTG it is goblin guide. But it’s very difficult to remove turn 1-2. Also now yellow/purple decks can run 12 hyper aggro one drops if they choose to.

Lmfao scrub