They come in and trigger effects on each turn like a saga, but while they're on the field can also block and attack and behave as normal creatures
Half of the time, the card in this slot is the global version of a Mystical Archive card, and the other half of the time, it's the Japanese alternate-art version of a Mystical Archive card
Players dont even need to pick an opponents card to damage, as some cards in Lorcana grant benefits that more than make up for the loss of the character - especially emerald ink cards, such as Lyle Tiberius Rourke, Cunning Mercenary - which forces an opponent to lose a lore every time one of your characters is banished - or even Milo Thatch, King of Atlantis: forcing all your opponents to return all their character cards to their hands
Its upside is huge
The reason VI, VII, X, and XIV were chosen for the Commander decks is because theyre the four most popular Final Fantasy games overall
Queza, Augur of Agonies The wheels in the Commander deck go round and round