Time Spiral Remastered follows in the footsteps of digital "remastered" sets to bring older gameplay to a modern aesthetic and match it with an experience that's as refined as it is nostalgic
Theres nothing worse than being hit with a board wipe, especially when youre piloting a combat-focused deck
If any abilities trigger on the creature entering the battlefield, those abilities resolve after you lose life
To address the rad-elephant in the room, the rules of mutate itself just didn't map well to the creation of mutants in Fallout humans as well as animals (non-humans) experience mutation
The fact that it does sets as well means it has the most flexibility on top of the best interface, and the nicest looking cards
Some characters will have their own effects that only trigger when those characters are at locations, like Peter Pan, Lost Boy Leader, who will have you gain lore equal to a location's lore value the first time he moves to one each turn