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Guilds of Ravnica 's mechanics for each guild were distinctive, creative, and reasonably balanced with one another
One Strength and Three Willpower isn't much, and neither is the ability to quest for one lore
Whether he's questing to recapture his lost throne or wading into battle, he keeps an eye on safeguarding his charges and building them a better future
He lacks any real direction which is a big part of why many decks don't really want him however as he does a bit of almost everything and is such a high power card you do find yourself playing him more often than the meta might suggest