There are keywords in every TCG and that same principle applies to Evasive in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Disney Lorcana. Characters with Evasive can only be challenged by other characters who have Evasive on their card. This can create a multitude of decisions to be made while 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:deck building and/or choosing w✤hat do to during a Lorcana match.
There are many different evasꦓive cards in Lorcana’s The First Chapter. Some have it written straight on the card while some need certain conditions to activate it. Either way, this ability can come in handy in many situations.
10 Jetsam, Ursula's Spy
This slippery eel from A Little Mermaid lives up to his name with the Evasive keyword. 🅷He also has the ability to give Flotsam, his partner𒁃 card, Evasive, which is handy.
There is no real upside to this card though, 𒁏as Jetsam only has one lore value, so his questing won’t do much. However, he can also take out an opposing character or soak up a hit or two when needed. There is potential, but as of now, this card is a back-burner option.
9 Peterꦦ Pan, Never Landing
This three-drop character is good, du🅷e to the Ink color he is in. ꦦEmerald has been classified as the “I’ll do what I do until you make me deal with it” option. There are many other Evasives in Emerald and being able to stack multiple in a deck can be useful.
Where Peter Pan, Never Landing falls short is his willpower at two. It is very easy to take out, and with cards like 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Fire the Cannons, Grab Y🌄our Sword, and Smash in The First Chap🍎ter, an Evasive card isn&rsqu🔴o;t always needed to remove this Peter Pan from the board.
8 Tinker Bell, Most♚ Helpful
This sparkly girl is truly the most helpful. Her ability Pixie Dust gives her the option to give a chosen charaﷺcter Evasive during that turn. It is useful, yes, but the fact you can only use it once does hinder it.
After that first ability trigger, Tinker𒊎 Bell is now a two-lore character that can only be challenged by other Evasive characters. So with that in mind, she can be a nice helping hand when needed.
7 ♏ Simba, Returned King ꦰ
Simba is a unique Evasive as he only has the ability when it is your turn. So on your opponent's turn, they can challenge Simba no matter what, but on your turn, you have the ability to target other characters with Evasive.
The other key part about Simba is that he can defeat any other character in a single challenge but one (King Triton, The Sea King) in the game when you are challenging with his Challenger +4 ability. Note that Challenger only applies when it is your turn, not when it is your opponent's turn. Overall, Simba is a good late-game body to have to deal with pesky Evasives and big-body characters.
6 Robin Ho𝓰od, Unrivaled Archer
This card has the exact same Evasive condition as the aforementioned Simba, which with his six cost, makes him another late-game character that can 🌃target other Evasives.
The biggest key with Robin Hood, Unrivaled Archer is his Feed The Poor ability. Once you play Robin Hood you can draw a card if your opponent has more cards in their hand than you. ܫWi🐭th there being little draw power in The First Chapter and also the Sapphire Ink color, this can be a nice boost when played in the right situation.
5 🌳 Mickey Mouse, Brave Little Tailor ⛄
The biggest standout with 🎀this Mickey Mouse is the four lore value on him. That is the biggest base lore stat in the game. Putting into a numbers perspective, that is 20 percent of the total lore needed to win the game.
The high eight cost may say red flag, but during th🐷e late game when you need a big boost, playing this card can swing the tides back to you very quickly. And the fact he has Evasi🦋ve makes him an even bigger threat.
4 Pascal, Rapunzel's Companion
This is the lowest-cost card with Evasive on it, even if it is conditional. If you can play a Pascal in turn 🔯one and then get another char🍒acter in turn two, you have an Evasive that can get some questing in with no trouble. The reason it is so valuable is you have the ability to use it so early in a game.
You do need to wa♚tch out for Fire The Cannons having the ability to remove Pascal, but if it doesn’t show up, you can get value out of this friendly companion.
3 Pongo, Ol' Rascal
Oh what a good ol’ boy Pongo is. This card is on the lower-end c🔜ost of Evasives in the First Chapter and being able to get it out in the early game when board states are still being developed can be a good booster.
Th🐈at booster comes in with not only Pongo being Evasive, but also having two lore value on his card. There is one answer and that is Smash, but again, Pongo is another good character to have to dance around for a bit before being removed.
2 Goofy, Da♚redevil
Goofy, Daredevil and Pongo, Ol' Rascal are nearly identical, with the only difference being that Goofy’s costs and stats are all one more than Pongo's, besides the lore stat which is the same. That additional attack and willpower is what puts this card on another level.
There aren’t any cards that deal damage that can take Goofy ou🔯t in one swoop. It would have to be multiple. And, the only Evasive cards that can challenge and remove him have higher costs, thus letting Goofy quest for hopefully multiple turns. The combo of Evasive, high willpower, and two lore value makes this card very useful.
1 Genie, On ♓t♑he Job
This Genie card can do wonders for any deck that is running Emerald. Whil💖e Evasive is inherently strong, his ability Disappear makes him even better. When you play Genie, Disappear triggers, and you get to put a character back into their player’s hand. This is also known as bouncing a character.
Genie is uninkable, which is the one downside to the card. But nonetheless, the ability to have board removal and Evasive is very strong. It can be a game changer just like many other cards with the Eva𝕴sive keyword.