Budew Small But Horrific Oftentimes, the most powerful cards are not those with big-hitting attacks or those with beefy-HP values, but instead the ones that limit your opponent from doing key actions
I would argue that this is one of the better decks on this list for new players, as its creature-heavy nature is good for learning about combos, synergies, and how dynamic certain creatures can be, but if you hope to make it truly competitive at your game night, it's going to take quite a few upgrades
Ice Cauldron This card is also often cited as one of the most complicated cards ever
While at its base stats, one mana isn't a whole lot
Excadrill ex is the newest in this lineup of cards, but its utility is far more limited than other cards that fulfill this purpose because it needs to fulfill a condition first, prior to attacking the bench
Whether thats actually the intent or not isnt fair for me to guess at, but the result is the same: many players feel left out, and that stings when the product itself contains something lots of folk have been wishing would happen for a while