In the end, we decided against having a unifying "hero" mechanic
It means you can get Excalibur, Sword of Eden down quicker, and it means you can turn a Loran of the Third Path or Boromir, Warden of the Tower into a cheeky one mana play while deploying something bigger and scarier
Obviously, players can use this ability to prevent an opponent's card from doing anything in their next turn, rendering it completely useless
[34] The rarities listed in increasing rarity are: Common (gray circle) Uncommon (white book) Rare (bronze triangle) Super Rare (silver diamond) Legendary (gold pentagon) Epic (rainbow semicircle with nib) Enchanted (rainbow hexagon) Iconic (rainbow octagon) The Epic and Iconic rarity were introduced in the Fabled set
5 Snow White - Fair-Hearted 220/204, Steel Snow White - Fair-Hearted doesn't have as complicated of a composition or scene as some other Disney Lorcana: Shimmering Skies cards, but it uses its simplicity incredibly well
The deck of cards itself is the same as the original Limit Break precon