Overall, Dual-Ink cards are an exciting new addition to a TCG that, while not desperately needing an upgrade, couldn't hurt to have a refresh
As an added bonus, given the excitement around the Final Fantasy set, there will probably be a lot of newcomers to the game too, so you wont be alone if you are unsure about specific rules or card abilities
The issue is the decks consistency
It's so popular because it only costs 3 ink to play, and its two abilities allow you to both gain lore and draw cards, two things that help you win the game
New cards such as Baymax Armored Companion and Alice Savvy Sailor can quest for two lore while protecting your biggest threats, letting you easily transition to the late game, where Gantu Captain Crankyhead and McDuck Manor can close out games
The cards in starter decks arent unique and can be found in the main set, so you dont need to buy these to collect every card from the set