The card has the color identity of any colors that appear on it
So many cards in this deck want you to tap out in later turns when they should be more about playing multiple cards a turn, protecting your board and finding more ways to take advantage of the growing graveyards
His main ability reads as follows: "When you play this character and whenever he quests, you may banish one of your items to draw two cards." This is a pretty good ability by itself, but, as Lorcana players like Zef Games have pointed out, it gets pretty ridiculous when combined with a card like Pawpsicles
You can build around it however you want, though Ramos specifically incentivizes multi-colored cards
This gave it a distinct role against other blue decks
As Luck Would Have It As Luck Would Have It is a riff on Helix Pinnacle, and once youre rolling several d20s a turn, it becomes very possible to get to 100 counters, especially considering cards that let you roll more than one die and consider the highest roll