First, it could be a huge mana ramp for the casting player , as you'll be able to attack the turn it comes into play and then tap all your land for double mana at the cost of that much damage
Succession Cards which feature famous scenes from Final Fantasy history on Magic: The Gathering cards, were also highlighted
Second set Rise of the Floodborn, which releases in local game shops this Friday, feels like the other half to The First Chapter, complementing and building upon the original set to bring me right back to my Lorcana obsession
Ishgard, the Holy See is always worth including in a white deck, even with only a couple of available targets for the spell, but it gets more desirable the more invested you are in artifacts and/or enchantments
Its definitely the more unique of the two decks, feeling like something you wouldnt expect out of any other Starter Kit due to the assassin/freerunning focus