When you do, The Royal Scions deals damage to any target equal to the number of cards in your hand
Even if they're not top of the line for the format, there's a lot of great budget tools to work with in it
There are some really interesting cards among these legends that probably made for awesome D&D characters
In times long past, this could have been an interesting tribal choice, but there are far, far too many good three-drops and no shortage of good Zombies now
Azra Smokeshaper Biting-Palm Ninja Blade-Blizzard Kitsune Coiling Stalker Covert Technician Dokuchi Shadow-Walker Dokuchi Silencer Fallen Shinobi Higure, the Still Wind Ingenious Infiltrator Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni Jukai Liberator Kaito, Bane of Nightmares Kappa Tech-Wrecker Mist-Syndicate Naga Mistblade Shinobi Moon-Circuit Hacker Moonblade Shinobi Moonsnare Specialist Mukotai Ambusher Nashi, Moon Sage's Scion Nezumi Prowler Ninja of the Deep Hours Ninja of the New Moon Okiba-Gang Shinobi Orochi Soul-Reaver Panglacial Shinobi (playtest) Prosperous Thief Sakashima's Student Satoru Umezawa Silent-Blade Oni Silver-Fur Master Skullsnatcher Spring-Leaf Avenger Swarm Saboteur Thousand-Faced Shadow Throat Slitter Walker of Secret Ways Yuffie, Materia Hunter Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow
Imagine playing Pond Prophet to draw a card, bouncing it back to our hand with something like Clement to trigger Dour Port-Mage and draw another card, and then recasting Pond Prophet to draw yet another card with its enters trigger
