For those who never played it, Final Fantasy I involves a time loop, and Garland is also the very first boss you fight in the game, only to come back later and reveal himself to be far more powerful than you expected after defeating him 30 minutes into the game
The most common speculations involved Class cards, but we had something different in mind: Equipment
This ability is powerful because you can draw an additional six cards in three turns, and that is very good card advantage
For example, youll notice all four decks include White in their color identity for both theming and it helped cover the wide range of Heroes we wanted to include in each deck
Robin Hood, Unrivaled Archer isn't quite as popular as Mickey, Elsa, or Maleficent, but a quality copy still fetches plenty of cash on secondary markets
Instead, the hexproof creature will just be dealt damage normally and be destroyed as a result