The Sapphire/Steel deck accelerates resources to cheat out big characters early, the Emerald/Ruby deck had lots of character removal and ways to steal Lore from the opponent, and the Amber/Amethyst deck had lots of card draw and could pull off many tricks and combos
The coolest part in playing this deck is when you finally attach with your horde of Wraiths and someone tries to blow out your entire field with any spells, you can always use instants to counter their defense, pumping your Wraiths in the process
The best abilities to copy are passive triggered abilities that save mana like Malcolm, Alluring Scoundrel and Aboleth Spawn
For budget-conscious players, Clarabelle effectively replaces the need for more expensive draw-based rares by consolidating your entire card-advantage engine into a single, high-willpower character that is difficult for opponents to remove without a dedicated action card
Its an interesting piece for any goblin tribal deck looking to tap into the discard and madness mechanics
New Release, New Power As eloquently put by Reddit user u/smashbro188 when reacting to the leak All of these cards seem stacked. Considering every single one of the eighteen newly revealed cards is playable, this might even be putting it lightly