Magic: The Gathering x Final Fantasy finally launches this week, and while there are boosters, Commander decks, and even a new Starter Kit to pick up (if you can find it in stock), collectors will perhaps be most interested in the new Secret Lair drops
Putting subtle pressure on your opponents blocks (i.e., you can threaten to trade up your Malboro into Balamb T-Rexaur thanks to Paladin's Arms)
There are currently three kinds of Lorcana cards in the TCG: Characters - used for challenges and quests, and often feature unique abilities Items - stay on the board and offer special effects Actions - a one-off card that activates a special advantage and then gets discarded Actions also have one sub-type that's worth being aware of - Songs
Thankfully, it's great and it's not in that forsaken Disney Lorcana banlist
Everything is available in standard and foil, alongside the Japanese variants as well
Sapphire and Steel is a competitive ink combination, but few of the cards in this starter deck see top-level play