Even with Mayota as part of your 99, utilizing this creature can allow for all kinds of egregious Blue combo shenanigans while keeping your hand fully stocked at all times
One Shantotto is enough to set me down the path, or getting multiple copies of Thunder / Ice Magic, or Sahagin
No one can try to destroy the creature you sacrificed to prevent you from casting this spell.
Thanks to its Second Wind ability, you can use it to attack and/or quest multiple times in one turn
My verdict: The Amber & Sapphire Floodborn Deck is a sturdy, growth-focused option that shines for players who want to build momentum and win through resource advantage
Supply issues that plagued Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter spiked demand for cards that were uncommon or especially effective, and at least some of this momentum inherently carries over to Rise of the Floodborn