Theres as much reliance on the luck of the draw as any TCG - the starter decks I played with didnt have too many abilities allowing players to draw extra cards, though there are definitely cards in The First Chapter with greater card draw effects - and it feels closely balanced to avoid players being steamrolled without good reason
When you have your best cards in hand (or in play) you'll have a lot of options about how to proceed
It also features Ruby cards that specialize in removing lore from your opponents taking them further away from victory
Again, TCGPlayer does not have an average market price currently, but shows the card listed with a price of $800
It has items, locations, Reckless challengers, Huey-Dewey-Lewey combos, and a couple of Rise of the Floodborn cards that weren't playable back then and still aren't playable now
Starter decks are a great way for new players to jump right into the world and gameplay of Lorcana, as they contain a good variety of cards that play well and off of each other
