Backed by both that nostalgic appeal and what so far looks to be rich potential for proper gameplay depth, Lorcana manages to find a deft balance between being a light Disney title that casual players can get into though its playful, gorgeously-rendered takes on characters, songs and moments from the movies, and succesfully laying what feels like a solid enough foundation to grow an enjoyable game beyond its licensed ties
Rush is a powerful keyword, as we know, and Evasive characters can be quite sticky
However, Diablos effectiveness lies in his keywords and abilities
Ward is a strong ability to have on your side, so the fact that you can grant this aid to all your characters is undervalued
What I mean by all that is the frame can be fairly welcoming, but the strategic depth comes on how you decorate it
Its a lot compared to many cards, but its incredible value when you start to look at what the Little Mermaid villain is capable of bringing to your Amethyst deck