With the right deck, and maybe some plays with You Came Back, you can get some incredible turns going, driving up those Lore counters and taking out some of your opponents characters
The mulligan rule I would like to look at is similar to the London mulligan, but always bottoming one card and losing access to cards after the first mulligan
Youll also need a computer or phone to look up prices
Both saw some tournament play (I certainly played with both back in the day) and both have seen a number of reprints
Now, in a Map of Treasure Planet deck, you might be able to get Zazu to locations for free and then he gets a bit better
Supreme VerdictSupreme Verdict (136,256 decks) and Time WipeTime Wipe (65,642 decks) Speaking of all-stars, if several of white's most played cards are sweeper effects, then you can expect the same to be true for one of the more controlling white-aligned pairs