There is a different air about it, and I have seen so many non-Magic players jumping on board with this set and suddenly become interested in the game, who have never touched it before
that rewards you with a lore whenever you place a card into your inkwell
Although Emert's transformed Hades form does cause further cards to be exiled instead of getting re-used again in the graveyard, there are plenty of ways to avoid the downside while still reaping the rewards
Though, of course, if you have another ability you were counting on later in the game, you can bring them back to your hand and try again
Overall, I'm concerned that Final Fantasy could be the first Magic set that's too big - that pushes the hype so far that it turns the atmosphere around the game into something genuinely unpleasant
After celebrating the defeat of Ursula in the previous Disney Lorcana set, Shimmering Skies, its time for plucky Illumineers and their Glimmers to set sail on the Azurite Sea