This iteration of Robin Hood has him as a very strong attacker, challenging other characters to gain bonus lore
Bringing in Ghost Vacuum out of the sideboard should help hedge against the more explosive plays from Cauldron, mind you
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But what's nice about this deck is that unlike the Fallout Scrappy Survivors deck from a few years back that saw you focusing on overloading a single creature with tons of equipment, you get a lot of benefit out of spreading your equipment around
Evasive can win games if your opponents don't have an answer for it, which gives this deck a strong advantage in many situations
There are some sets where the cards are significantly better, flexible (used in more formats), or have a handful of rares that everyone is after