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There will be several Character cards in Into the Inklands whose abilities are entirely dependent on them being placed on Location cards.

In saying that, Standard was always a kind of sacred spot for pure Magic play in my mind

Another great aspect of High Fae Trickster is that its a 4/2 creature with Flying

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Alright, we'll address the rodent in the room: many players blame Ursula's Return for the powercreep that Bucky wrought upon Lorcana, since his discard effect activates every time you play a Floodborn type