Most games start as an epic exploration of a fantasy world, include deep characterization, cute creatures, silly minigames, and endings where the last battle is a fight with an epic boss
3 Sisu: Divine Water Dragon 214/204, Sapphire Sisu: Divine Water Dragon is a potential major player for decks seeking more control in Disney Lorcana: Rise of the Floodborn
In the card game, these Disney characters are called to the player's side as "glimmers" of themselves, which masterfully explains away instances where there may be four of Mickey Mouse on the table
The goal is to spread small amounts of damage around on your opponent's side of the board and take advantage of characters that become more powerful when the opponent has damaged characters in play
You thought Wizards of the Coast was content only making infinite money off their FIN collab just a few months ago
We've already been shown one instance of Saga mechanics at play on a Creature card through the example of Summon: Shiva