They can only take one or two hits each and aren't very good for attacking (or 'Challenging') your opponent's cards, but they cost a mere one Ink to deploy, meaning you can drop them on turn one
Using substitute cards is optional, but in tournaments, players with double-faced cards must use either substitute cards or opaque card sleeves (or both)
The big orange goggles and necklace, even the expression screams "DJ," which is why Young Peezy was able to stick as a nickname for it
Theyll lose, but theyll be closer than they thought theyd be and get salty about it
Still, this color pair could always stand to find more, which makes Discreet Retreat a great addition to these decks
By benefiting the player with board presence every time a card leaves their graveyard, Insidious Roots gives an excellent reason for this archetype to return to the green variants, and perhaps even include the famous Cauldron Familiar and Witch's Oven combo to extract even more value from it while holding the game