If youve played any Final Fantasy game, or even any RPG, youre like, Yep, theres the weapons vendor, the item person, theres the person greeting you when you come into town. Many of the most recognizable heroes, like Cloud and Sephiroth, are reserved for the rare and mythic rarity character cards, which are intentionally powerful, yet the latter of which show up only in one of every eight packs of cards
The downside to these cards is that, if they're knocked out, your opponent gets to take two prize cards rather than one
Dinosaurs Creatures (25) 4 Llanowar Elves 1 Rhonas the Indomitable 3 Carnage Tyrant 4 Regisaur Alpha 4 Drover of the Mighty 1 Ghalta, Primal Hunger 4 Steel Leaf Champion 4 Gigantosaurus Lands (24) Spells (11) Sideboard This is the kind of tribal deck WotC seems to like: a bunch of good rate rares and mythics with one or two small tribal synergies
Attack Zone Reading Damage & Energy Costs The attack section sits in the middle of the card