Speaking of the Darkwing Duck & Launchpad team up, item decks might still give folks a run for their money, having done well so far
While Rajah is a solid addition to such a deck, other cards like Sentinel of the Wood might offer better defensive capabilities, making it worth considering whether Rajah should see play based on the specific strategy and deck composition
In this art we show the beginning of the boss battle where Sabin, Shadow, and Cyan are running for their lives
Okay, with the intro out of the way, let's check out the decks: Limit Break Let's kick things off with the FFVII precon since it's the only one of the four videogames I've actually played so I'm biased towards it
Act Amethyst C 63/204 Swooping Strike Act Amethyst C 65/204 Fragile as a Flower Song Amethyst C 66/204 Junior Woodchuck Guidebook Item Amethyst C 69/204 Baloo Laid-Back Bear Char Emerald C 70/204 Big Nose Lovesick Poet Char Emerald C 71/204 Flotsam Slippery as an Eel Char Emerald C 72/204 Kaa Suspicious Serpent Char Emerald C 73/204 Webby Vanderquack Mystery Enthusiast Char Emerald C 74/204 Finnick Tiny Terror Char Emerald C 75/204 Vladimir Ceramic Unicorn Fan Char Emerald C 77/204 Jetsam Opportunistic Eel Char Emerald C 83/204 Launchpad Exceptional Pilot Char Emerald C 90/204 Akela Forest Runner Char Emerald C 94/204 So Be It