Inspired by moments across the FINAL FANTASY series, each Scene Box contains six borderless Scene cards that fit together to reveal an epic scene, plus 3 play boosters
Thats because all Enchanted cards are alternate versions of cards already in the set, as previously mentioned, and their existence is supposed to be a surprise when opening a pack, hence the term Secret Rare, which is often used in trading card games for cards whose numbers are higher than the designated number of cards in a set
Mufasa is a high-cost card in terms of getting him onto the field, but his willpower of nine and his gaining you four lore anytime he quests would make a compelling case all on their own
You might even think about building out from this deck using Clarabelle Light on Her Hooves
Even without unique art or special foil, this card is one of the greatest cards because of the history behind it
Anything reprinted into a currently legal set keeps its legality, and the Enchanted and alternate art chases, which sell on looks rather than playability, tend to hold their ground