Inked has five cards by tattoo artist Virginia Elwood, and the art is really lovely, but 'Back in My Day!' is probably the most interesting of the duo
There is very little that Brinelin fears, but Sorin Markov, the ancient vampire planeswalker, is one of those things
After all, it's unbelievably easy to draw three cards in one turn when there's access to Brainstorm, Lorien Revealed, and all the other cantrip effects in the format
Whenever you cast an enchantment spell, you get a Frog that drains your opponents for each future enchantment cast
I mean, kind of
A few years later Stairway would take the simulation angle and manage to adapt an arc of the anime alongside it, but it was clear here Konami just wanted to nail the representation of the card game as a whole, and I understand that decision - though considering how surprisingly decent the writing and story of later Yu-Gi-Oh games can be, I wont lie and say Im a little disappointed by how bare-bones The Eternal Duelist Soul is