It would overwhelm a board in not too long and had some nice protection against edicts
Also, given how complex the mechanics of most Final Fantasy games are, Final Fantasy fans aren't as intimidated by the prospect of learning a trading card game like Magic
All Dragapult ex decks are very similar at their core: set up a bunch of , evolve them into , and draw a bunch of cards with Recon Directive, then use Phantom Dive to set up multi-Prize turns throughout the game
Thats a seriously good ability on a card costing just three ink - and if you include the full four copies of Jasper, Common Crook in your deck, you could find yourself able to shut down your opponents entire field of characters
Pretty solid for what it is and a mana dump and just a looming threat you can drop on turn one
Currently, pre-release market expectations for Echoes of Eternity are tapering-off, with the price dropping from $20 to an average of $10