The main line of play is simple but powerful: develop ink early with Sapphire, then drop mid-to-late-game glimmers that generate Lore more efficiently
That means you can do clever things like draw a fresh card from your deck before you place a card in your inkwell, making sure that you dont remove a useful card from the game if you dont have to
I think this is in subtle but stark contrast to how the first two sets operated: sure you wanted your Characters to survive, but your removal was rarely used to keep them from being taken off the board
Donald Duck Lastly, Donald Duck is a character Ive been using in my Emerald decks for a while because of how handy his draw ability is paired with the fact hes a Floodborn
Each Disney Lorcana set so far has played host to at least 12 Secret Rares, so there will always be at least a dozen cards that go beyond the designated number of cards in each set
During the Beginning phase, players ready their cards, any effects in play that begin at the start of a turn take effect, and players draw a card from their deck