His Strength is only 3, but because of his "Support" ability, players can add his 3 Strength to another character while he is questing
She grabs two Lore like a boss
Ifrit 0.6%inclusion 20K decks 3.33M decks Resentful Revelation 0.6%inclusion 19.9K decks 3.38M decks Summon: Primal Garuda 0.6%inclusion 19.9K decks 3.17M decks Quina, Qu Gourmet 0.6%inclusion 19.8K decks 3.10M decks Summon: Choco/Mog 0.6%inclusion 19.6K decks 3.10M decks Adelbert Steiner 0.6%inclusion 18.8K decks 3.14M decks Raubahn, Bull of Ala Mhigo 0.6%inclusion 18.6K decks 3.35M decks Bartz and Boko 0.6%inclusion 18.5K decks 3.14M decks Sorceress's Schemes 0.5%inclusion 17.9K decks 3.34M decks Gladiolus Amicitia 1.1%inclusion 17.8K decks 1.59M decks Emet-Selch, Unsundered 0.9%inclusion 17.7K decks 1.95M decks Delivery Moogle 0.6%inclusion 17.7K decks 3.10M decks Crystal Fragments 0.6%inclusion 17.4K decks 3.14M decks Vincent's Limit Break 0.5%inclusion 17.3K decks 3.38M decks Summon: G.F
We did this kind of thing a handful of times in the set, and it really makes the worlds seem even bigger and more expansive
We tried out a four-player, free-for-all game and it was interesting to race to 20 Lore against multiple opponents, but in the end it wasnt as fun as a normal game
While the main focus of this set was obviously cramming in as many important characters as possible, it's not only new cards - there are some choice reprints as well