Alongside his ink cost, Simba has a modest design of equal fours in both strength and willpower, a shift cost of 3 making him cheaper to bring to the table, a lore value of 2 for respectable questing, and his ability to Understand the Balance that allows Simbas controlling player to ready his allies at the end of the turn if Simba himself is in an exerted state by that time
One thing is becoming clear for the Final Fantasy MTG set: it's an absolute flavor win
At first I was happy to just collect the cards and revel in the nostalgia of it all
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Announced over the summer, Lorcana is effectively a Disneyfied Magic: The Gathering, as players pit various heroes, villains and other characters from the House of Mouses films and properties against each other in a head-to-head battle
Luckily, the majority of them can be summed up in this way: Due to needing at least two specific cards in the starting hand, they are inherently inconsistent