To manifest a card, put it onto the battlefield face down
To that end, Set 4 featured a separate side-game you could purchase, 'Illumineer's Quest: Deep Trouble,' which put a neat cooperative spin on the standard Lorcana gameplay as you and a chum worked together to take down an automated Ursula deck
White: Heliod, Sun-Crowned When I looked at the white commanders, I knew there was still only one option for me to talk about as the best
Only creatures you control at the time the fourth chapter ability resolves will get +1/+1 and gain vigilance
So while Council of the Soratami is a brilliant side of a card to have as a backup it is not a great reason to include as the main function which it invariably is due to five being so very much in the cube
They are not entirely wrong though, a Near Mint Alpha Lotus can be worth well over 150k, but the Poor versions on Cardmarket start way lower