Cruella De Vil, Miserable as Usual allows you to return a character back to a player's hand , showing off that once a character is on the field, they can be bounced back to their owner, forcing them to pay more ink to bring them back or get rid of them
The only reason this didnt take the #1 slot was the lack of a save feature and the handful of missing frames
At the beginning of its caster's next upkeep, that player must pay five mana or lose the game
This is a great pick if you like to navigate table politics, as you can usually take out several problematic cards without necessarily drawing the ire of the whole table or kicking the person whos behind while theyre down
Start tearing away an opponent's resources, and suddenly their options to deal with these threats begin running out
That means three months between sets, or four sets a year