There are three First Chapter starter decks in total (Amber & Amethyst, Sapphire & Steel, or Emerald & Ruby), but they all include a pre-balanced and ready-to-play deck consisting of 60 cards using two 'ink' types
Search for Tomorrow Search for Tomorrow takes the turns 1-3 that some decks use to ramp, and makes it more explosive on turn three, and the best part is, you learn more information about what your opponent is trying to do
Whatever cards you gave your departed teammate remain outside the game, but you can carry on as a solo player
Not quite Primeval Titan, but even being comparable to Prime Time in the first place is a sign of a very strong card
The card wasn't completely out of flavor for green as it does have a growth theme that makes many a */* creature
No other green card has this wide scope of uses while retaining such a high power level and so he takes the pole position