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We were missing a mana sink and graveyard mechanic, and, well flashback certainly fit the bill

If their deck is built around this, theyre already committing to the strategy

three (3) Uncommon cards

Ruby/Sapphire Into the Inklands Starter Deck Cogsworth - Talking Clock (x2) Della Duck - Unstoppable Mom (x3) Dewey - Showy Nephew (x2) Duke Weaselton - Small-Time Crook (x2) Flintheart Glomgold - Lone Cheater (x2) Flounder - Voice of Reason (x3) Gramma Tala - Keeper of Ancient Stories (x3) Gyro Gearloose - Gadget Genius (x1) HeiHei - Accidental Explorer (x3) Huey - Savvy Nephew (x1) Kakamora - Menacing Sailor (x3) Louis - Chill Nephew (x3) 003-150 (x2) Maui - Winged Demigod (x3) Minnie Mouse - Always Classy (x2) Moana - Born Leader (x1) Moana - Undeterred Voyager (x3) Scrooge McDuck - Richest Duck in the World (x1) Scrooge McDuck - Uncle Moneybags (x2) Simba - Scrappy Cub (x1) Webby Vanderquack - Enthusiastic Duck (x3) Dragon Fire (x2) Voyage (x2) Maui's Fish Hook (x1) Sumerian Talisman (x2) Vault Door (x2) Agrabah - Marketplace (x3) Motunui - Island Paradise (x2) Amber/Emerald Into the Inklands Starter Deck Cubby - Mighty Lost Boy (x3) Dalmatian Puppy - Tail Wagger (x5) 003-071 (x2) Flotsam - Riffraff (x2) Helga Sinclair - Vengeful Partner (x1) Horace - No-Good Scoundrel (x2) Jasper - Common Crook (x2) Jetsam - Riffraff (x2) Kida - Atlantean (x3) Kit Cloudkicker - Tough Guy (x2) Lucky - The 15th Puppy (x1) Nani - Protective Sister (x2) 003-014 (x3) Peter Pan - Lost Boy Leader (x1) Pluto - Determined Defender (x1) Pluto - Friendly Pooch (x3) Pongo - Determined Father (x1) Robin Hood - Daydreamer (x1) Rolly - Hungry Pup (x3) Starkey - Devious Pirate (x1) Tinker Bell - Generous Fairy (x2) Wendy Darling - Talented Sailor (x3) Wildcat - Mechanic (x2) Strike a Good Match (x2) Hypnotize (x2) Improvise (x3) 003-100 (x3) 003-032 (x2)

Damage is the way that most Dragon decks win, so a one-sided damage doubler should be a welcome addition to the archetype