The first is that it deals repeatable direct damage every turn (and even on opponents turns if you have instant spells)
The result is a physical collectible that looks and feels like a real trading card
Wizards can't make new, expensive cards as quickly as it wants to reprint expensive cards, and the lack of expensive cards to reprint would necessitate changes to increase the amount of reprint equity if Wizards intends to continue reprinting cards at anywhere near the pace that it has been for the past year or two
Despite the one-turn warning, the Disk is one of the most powerful mass removal spells rocking the block
I expect to see her a lot in decks that can turn creatures sideways, including a deck from my in-person playgroup thats built around Grenzo, Havoc Raiser and a suite of supporting goons that allow him to literally rob his opponents blind while generating an insane amount of value
This is another card that tells an entire story in a single shot, showcasing what is undoubtedly some of the best art in the first chapter of Disney Lorcana .