In addition to its rarity, Arthur is quite strong, with an ability that is likely to be leveraged by many serious Lorcana players.
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Starting with the airbend effect, which can temporarily tuck away creatures, Aang builds momentum quickly as your creatures leave the battlefield
This isn't a creature that can technically dish out this ridiculously high damage number if you pull off a multi-card combo or jump through some hoops
It also has the benefit of being able to hit weaknesses, unlike Farfetch'd, which is a Colorless
If there were one change we could introduce into the real game, this rule would have the best genuine rationale behind it