By turn 6 you should have been able to play a range of actions, so the hard part is choosing which youll add to your deck
If a character has reckless, they wont have any lore value, meaning they cannot quest, and instead must challenge each turn if able
Four and five were often easy targets and hard to design top-end cards for, so seven felt natural, and the reference worked
It's a bit complicated for an entry-level Bracket 2 deck, but it's also a unique take on what could've just been a regular +1/+1 counter deck
Second, theres all new art for every card, so there may be some unexpected demand that randomly drives up prices
But the bokeh effect behind Robin Hood really takes the artistic cake, not just separating Robin Hood from the background but making it seem as though he's flying through the air as he takes his shot