It's a nice boost, one that can make for some interesting strategies if any of the six available items are still buried within the deck
They can be from specific scenes or animated shorts, and the art is very true to the original
The trees that surround the robber fox are just stylized enough, retaining realistic detail on branches and leaves that spin into soft whorls for a touch of whimsy
We may even see him sneaking into constructed decks, as he can deal with Diablo - Devoted Herald in some matchups or just be a solid quester in others
But while Ive welcomed crossovers that share DNA with Magic from foundational classics like The Lord of the Rings to roleplaying games like Baldurs Gate and Final Fantasy I fret that the latters success will continue to crowd out the settings wholly unique to Magic that I fell in love with
Instead, this version of the card expands the art by removing the border and having some overgrowth that overlaps the text box
