I can definitely see For the Common Good make waves in Baylen, the Haymaker decks or Hazel of the Rootbloom decks
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Her ability Seek The Heart says when she banishes another character in a challenge you gain two lore, which is a good two-for-one deal
The key here is its flexibility
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Certainly a Treasure Cruise can be pretty awful in a badly designed deck but at least it still draws cards and can only really be stopped by countermagic
