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After a couple of years of Magic The Gathering's impetus on attacking, blocking, and keeping cards in reserve to cover one's rear end, I was pleasantly surprised by just how simply Lorcana feels in comparison
Plus, all of the Steel Locations cost so very little, only one and two depending on which you play
Madam Mim, Foxs Chasing the Rabbit ability allowed me to return a character from the board to my hand, which meant I could bring back damaged ones or trigger powerful effects from cards entering the battlefield over and over - when Merlin, Goat, which gains a lore each time it enters and leaves the battlefield, turns up you can see where the game really starts
find it by milling your deck with Terra, Magical Adept, or Eivor, Wolf-Kissed since it's a saga