With this deck, the early game is all about playing valuable targets like Flynn Rider, Charming Rogue, Cheshire Cat, Not All There, and Jasper, Common Crook
He can quest and probably survive at least one turn, and can be used in combos later
Aladdin is much easier to play if you have either Aladdin, Prince Ali or Aladdin, Street Rat on the board already, but you'll get more value if you Shift on top of Aladdin, Street Rat
Its closest to the fast land cycle like [[Darkslick Shores]], but instead of caring about land count, it cares about turn number
One exception to note is Uncommon cards, which are represented by the rarity symbol of an open book - the logic being that an open book has two sides, or pages