And the card that has created the most hype thus far: Suplex, in direct reference to Sabine suplexing the Ghost Train
There will 100% be some sort of Bahamut card in the set, if not multiples
Arguably, the most important tidbit from the Magic: The Gathering s Final Fantasy collab presentation is which characters from its expansive series will get nifty cards
$0.06 Bashful 1 $0.15 Christopher Robin 2 $2.32 Cinderella 3 $0.13 Cobra Bubbles 4 $0.09 Doc 5 $0.07 Dopey 6 $0.05 Eudora 7 $0.06 Gaston 8 $0.10 Grand Duke 9 $0.05 Grumpy 10 $0.04 Happy 11 $0.20 King Louie 12 $0.24 Mickey Mouse 13 $1.15 Mufasa 14 $0.08 Mulan 15 $0.43 Mulan 16 $0.08 Nana 17 $0.06 Piglet 18 $0.21 Rapunzel 19 $0.09 Rapunzel 20 $0.05 Sleepy 21 $0.04 Sneezy 22 $0.07 Snow White 23 $0.18 Snow White 24 $1.52 Snow White 25 $0.24 The Queen 26 $0.07 The Queen 27 $0.06 Hold Still 28 $0.06 Last Stand 29 $0.05 Painting the Roses Red 30 $0.34 World's Greatest Criminal Mind 31 $0.13 Zero to Hero 32 $0.18 Dragon Gem 33 $0.26 Sleepy's Flute 34 $0.41 Arthur 35 $0.14 Blue Fairy 36 $0.07 Chip the Teacup 37 $0.06 Dr
As with previous Disney Lorcana sets, Into the Inklands will first launch in specialist game stores, with bigger, non-specialist stores receiving their stock for sale two weeks later
You do it from hand, so its not as telegraphed as, say, Blast Zone, and its much harder to interact with an activated ability than a Nature's Claim
