Players are always finding new ways to break this colorless creature, although it doesnt usually stay broken for long, and feels really well balanced
No room for Tier-2 filler here
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It curses a player so they mill additional cards equal to however many hit their graveyard each turn
More importantly, it has the ability Second Wind, which reads: Whenever an opposing character is damaged, ready this character. Most ready effects in Lorcana specifically state that a character who is readied cannot quest again for the rest of the turn, but a select few powerful characters can ready and quest multiple times in the same turn
Mana Ramp The deck is mana-hungry, and there are plenty of mana sinks, especially ones that draw more cards to keep the mana train going