Building decks around abilities that operate on classifications is advanced play for most, but if you carefully use the fact that a deck can feature a card up to four times, you could be onto something special Abilities and Effects : While some cards will simply feature a blurb and image, most of them will have some sort of ability or effect on them
The other main reason is that it stops your opponent from flashing in a creature or getting value out of their death triggers on cards like Heartfire Hero
In exchange for this higher price, you receive colored mana instead of colorless, which arguably makes Sacrifice much more helpful for powering out huge spells and powerful threats
Rise of the Floodborn has 2 different Starter Decks, Amber and Sapphire, and Amethyst and Steel and we look at both in detail below
The game is set in the rich and fantastical world of Lorcana, a combination of the words "lore" and "arcana"