Unlike Mickey and Hercules, Arthur's card embraces bright colors of blue, green, and yellow to help the boy king pop out from his background
That doesnt sound all that remarkable, but the thing that makes him so powerful is the big old paragraph of text that reads: Whenever a creature you control with deathtouch deals combat damage to a player, that player gets two poison counters. Before we get into things, lets explain poison for those whove not heard of it before
Furthermore, this is a great creature to cheat into play early through graveyard recursion or other means
Though it requires connecting in combat, the treasure tokens produced are of great value, and most decks with this card are designed to attack anyway
But it fits into Spellslinger molds by giving you an option triggering instant/sorcery matters things