Of the characters making an appearance, Elsa and Anna (and Olaf, of course) are the best equipped to deal with the setting
If nothing else, being able to activate Arthur, Wizard's Apprentice and grab three points of lore on your turn at the cost of another card may just be the thing you need to boost you over the finish line and grab a victory ahead of your opponents
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With the recent rise of ruby/amethyst control, steel has been shaving copies of Fire the Cannons and Grab Your Sword in favor of cards like Beasts Mirror to try and keep up with the opponents card draw
Nothing wrong with some classic card-advantage-centric gameplay, especially in a format where other decks will actually run out of gas if you hold out long enough
