Mix all of that together, then add a sprinkling of the stock problems that publisher Ravensburger had with The First Chapter, where demand far exceeded supply for several months after release, and you have the perfect recipe for very valuable cards indeed
Or you pay 2 ink and then have to discard a card from your hand, simply to exert a chosen character
Reach the Horizon Rating: 4/10 Four-mana spells that dont affect the board can often be a liability, so the faster the format is, the less likely I am to want to play Reach the Horizon
If I was only going to buy one starter deck this expansion, it would be the Amber/Emerald deck by a huge margin
She quests for 3, which is fantastic, but more importantly she acts as hard removal for just about anything your opponent plays, provided you can play a song to activate her ability
It's stuffed with location cards and items, as well as plenty of character abilities to help with questing and challenging