Buster Sword presence: Bold blues and a clean composition that read beautifully across the whole play surface
Not only do you work alongside your team of beloved characters as you race toward victory, but you also wield iconic items, sing timeless songs, even visit famous Disney locations.
While the Ruby and Sapphire deck feels fulsome and potent, the Amber and Emerald one feels incomplete
Rarity tiers and pull rates Chase cards cost more because they are harder to open
It could be that the designers meant to put in the similar It Calls Me to stop the Ruby/Sapphire deck using discarded items with Maurices Machine and Belle Mechanic Extraordinaire
As a one-cost, it's easy to work this character in with other plays, so sometimes it's better to play Pluto alongside a two-cost character on turn three just so you can play a five-cost Nani, Protective Sister on turn four