Text on cards from the first set now feel even stronger as they have more to interact with, including abilities that specifically call out card types such as Princess, Queen or, in Mickeys case, Magic Brooms
3 Tinker Bell: Giant Fairy Has Grown In The Hearts Of Many Card Number 216/204, Steel Ink Tinker Bell takes on a towering stature, picking up Captain Hook's ship in her Enchanted card, numbered 216
The art isn't just any piece of art, though - it's the cover art for the original PS1 copy of Final Fantasy VII
A few supporting cards from Sets 7-8 may need to be swapped, but the deck's identity stays intact
Additionally, if you have Pascal in play she gains Ward, meaning she cant be chosen except in a challenge
Essentially the strategy with Ice Block is to strategically lower the Strength stat of opposing characters to make them more susceptible to effects from cards like Madam Medusa