When asked by principal narrative designer Dillon Deveney about the most impressive art he reviewed, Nomura referenced two distinct versions of Sephiroth from Final Fantasy 7
In my experience, World Shaper is actually a little short on cards with that effect (surprising since the entire point of the deck is to sacrifice all your lands), so Id also consider adding in a few other spells with a similar ability
(A regular Art card can be found in 30% of packs and a foil-stamped Signature Art card can be found in 5% of packs.) Every pack Includes 14 cards of rarity Rare or higher and 36 Uncommon, 69 Common, and 1 Land cards
The world has "regions" called Inklands
That makes it an appealing pick for players who want to get a feel for what playing Disney Lorcana is like now rather than a few years ago, when the first starter decks were designed
If youre still figuring out what sort of decks you enjoy, then stick with the rule of cool: the coolest looking deck is the right deck to pick