That means they are all reprints of existing cards reskinned with concept art and characters from different Final Fantasy games - so while there are no brand new or mechanically unique cards here like the ones that have been shown off recently or those in the Commander decks we previously revealed, they do have art that stretches back all the way to the very first game in the series
Jasper, Common Crook Criminally good Jasper, Common Crook joins Horace, No-Good Scoundrel in bringing Cruella de Vils dastardly minions from 101 Dalmations to Lorcana
Although the Cascade mechanic can be disrupted rather easily by various colors and multiple cards, the deck mostly performs when the overall meta isnt well-prepared for it and cutting down on sideboard interactions
When its time to attack, there are plenty of Strength-boosting cards to do serious damage
Put a +1/+1 counter on up to one target Zombie you control
Again, this deck is the same ink type build as one from The First Chapter , with, of course, entirely different cards