Theres a fine line between being deep enough to satisfy TCG players spoiled by decades of Magic: The Gathering mechanics, without throwing fans enchanted by Disney cards in at the deep end and watching them flounder
Arguably, the most important tidbit from the Magic: The Gathering s Final Fantasy collab presentation is which characters from its expansive series will get nifty cards
There are a lot of assumptions here, and Im sure real statisticians are looking at this and wincing, but the point I mostly want to make with these charts is the following: If something has a 1/100 chance of occurring, and you do it 100 times, theres no guarantee of getting that 1/100 chance odds
You don't have to reveal the card even if it's an artifact or creature card
That land's controller may search their library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield, then shuffle