The summons used in all the decks, but most prominent in the Final Fantasy 10-based Counter Blitz, are reminiscent of the Sagas of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, except that they start as enchantment creatures and are sacrificed after three turns
The core gimmick of the deck is its item cards, which can be banished to trigger increasingly powerful effects on other cards
This ones a bit of a dark horse
Evoking the feeling of a detective searching for clues, the artwork for the set features new glimmers of characters entering the game for the first time
A staple for control decks, this card is a reliable character removal tool, being able to send exerted characters to a player's Inkwell, an incredibly powerful ability which is difficult to counter
The range of cards allows players to craft decks based on abilities, strategy, or even just their favorite character