You don't have to add four copies of each card to your deck though, and sometimes it's beneficial to have fewer copies and make room for other important cards
You can choose from the likes of a Winnie the Pooh honey wizard, a stone gargoyle Beast, or a battle-ready Mulan, among many others
IGN: I'm curious to hear why the ink colors are all named after gemstones (Amber, Amethyst, Emerald, Sapphire, Ruby) except Steel
As a Shift card, players can put Belle, Hidden Archer onto an existing Belle card for a reduced price while transferring any existing tokens to it
Floodborn Discard decks have been especially dominant in the meta of late, with both Emerald/Steel and Emerald/Sapphire builds making use of the maximum four copies of Bucky allowed