The newly revealed card is part of the Hero, Princess, Floodborn and Sapphire Ink categories, which serve as keywords for cards in Disney Lorcana and may place restrictions onto whether the card can be included in certain deck-builds
More expensive adds would be the Steel mainstay Robin Hood Champion of Sherwood, as well as the other Steel damage songs
First off, they're a fun way to get a batch of packs (each includes 8 packs), but I also really love the dice that come with each one
Players and princess fanatics can keep their collections safe from wear and tear...and villains
Moving to a location is a change of state for your characters, it doesnt require them to be ready and it doesnt matter if their ink is drying, as long as its your turn and you have the ink to do so, you can move a character to any location you control
My answer was "Yes, absolutely!" I considered many options, but once I landed on Clever Concealment, I knew that was the perfect card for the scene