I suspect that collectors are at work, wanting the FEA versions of legends from our favorite games, but I cant confirm that at all
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A good example of a card that communicates part of a sets story is Judy Hopps - Optimistic Officer in Rise of the Floodborn, McFerrin points out
If you don't mind a deck that feels more directionless and asks you to adapt on the fly, you'll get on with this deck just fine
Overall, however, Id say its still on the easier side of things and might not appeal to hardcore TCG players
The card is not legal in Standard, unlike most other Final Fantasy cards, and it depicts a scene from Final Fantasy 10 that most of those who played the game will remember, as it's the so-called "water scene" where Tidus and Yuna are in Lake Macalania and share a kiss