This type of card can be hard to track because it requires you to always be aware of other cards on the battlefield
Riptide deals ten damage, plus an additional 10 damage multiplied by the number of water energy in your discard pile, so the synergy is strong, though all those energies do have to go back into your deck after using the attack
Getting to cast multiple free spells a turn can be game-winning, and Etali brings the heat where thats concerned
And while there's nothing wrong with building a casual Archer deck with these for fun, it is unlikely to be in the competitive realm because of a lack of critical mass
Jot down the book title, pages read, time spent reading, and dates
Prerelease cards like this are distributed at designated prerelease events for the set stamped on the card, with staff versions distributed exclusively to staff members at the events