Backed by both that nostalgic appeal and what so far looks to be rich potential for proper gameplay depth, Lorcana manages to find a deft balance between being a light Disney title that casual players can get into though its playful, gorgeously-rendered takes on characters, songs and moments from the movies, and succesfully laying what feels like a solid enough foundation to grow an enjoyable game beyond its licensed ties
Each card features Cloud alongside Tifa, Yuffie, Aerith, or Barrett
This deck wants players to lose life and for you to cast big spells, dishing out damage as an extra bit of value for your spells
While Enchanted cards have unique artwork and foil treatment, the card names, ability text and stats are the same as the original version of the card - that also means they count towards the maximum four copies you can have of any one card when you build a Lorcana deck
Evasive appears to work in a similar manner to Magic: The Gatherings Flying keyword, requiring cards to have the keyword in order to block or attack other cards that have it