Certainly, though, it seems that many decks after Into the Inklands could have the potential to be entirely location focused, much in the same way many decks currently are also item focused
Floodborn characters are much more powerful versions of characters, affected by the flood of ink that happened in Rise of the Floodborn in some way
You can't use Barret's last ability to try to attach an Equipment to a Rebel if that Equipment can't legally be attached to that Rebel
Summons in the Final Fantasy Magic set were designed as a novel collision of card types: enchantment, saga, and creature
It comes packed with characters and action cards to do this multiple times per turn and multiply how much lore each character gains in the process to swiftly get you to a win
Venat, Heart of Hydaelyn gives you more card draw in your Legendary Matters decks, lower down on the curve