As such, you may wind up being unable to do anything until you can get the right colors.
That said, game play demand often beats edition in the long run
If you do, that song gets tucked into the bottom of your deck, so that card isnt gone for good, but you probably wont see it for a while
More Amber core: Amethyst splash (optional): Steel (single-card location, doesn't require a real second color base): The remaining twelve or so slots go toward Amber action cards that draw and protect your board, plus any Amethyst draw/bounce support if you're running the Merry as the Morning splash
It divided opinions at the time, but Fabled effectively being a soft-reset just two years into the lifespan of Disney Lorcana was exactly what the game needed
See, even I know that this characters important to the story despite never playing the game, so new players are certain to migrate to it