These double-faced cards promise everything from "representations of your favorite characters to fun minigames and story moments across the series." So, be sure to keep an eye out for these as more MTG Final Fantasy spoilers emerge
This is a great steady card to have with mid-range stats, but an ability that can be exploited with some strategy to consistently gain Lore points
Non-Foil cards have a glossy front finish instead of matt in the original Magic The Gathering cards, with the cards back remaining the same
This card is actually an inspired move by the Lorcana team, as so-called 'Puppy Decks' with 101 Dalmatians characters have become very popular
This deck also keeps both Imperial Bow and Thebes, The Big Olive from the original starter deck
Not only is the Borderless Surge Foil variant one of the priciest cards from the new set (sitting at around $466 market), the Borderless, Extended Art, and Normal print all also fetch a pretty penny right now