Youre still restricted to 100 total cards for your deck, so youll have 98 cards in the deck rather than 99
Robin Hood, Sneaky Sleuth Robin Hood is another of the deck's primary win conditions, and is best used against decks that like to go wide
This deck needs your opponent to have some things in play for your value engines to come online, so keep an eye out for quick and easy ways to damage your opponents' characters
The decks synergy is all about patience: Sapphire guarantees you never run out of fuel, while Amber provides resilience so you can withstand enemy pressure
Lyle does have a high ink cost of 8 but grants 3 Lore points when questing and has stats of 6 Strength and 4 Willpower, so he's a very valuable card
While players have certainly found ways to make powerful decks - with some popular meta decks becoming mainstays in tournaments - the community generally finds ways to combat these and develop counter-strategies, without the need for any cards to be banned from play yet