Joining the ranks of the likes of Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic: The Gathering and The Pokemon Trading Card Game, Lorcana will seem familiar to a lot of people who have picked it up, however, there are some fundamental differences, and youll need to learn to play if you intend to do anything beyond collecting
Once your end step begins, it's too late to cause creatures your opponents control to die in order to cause this ability to trigger
In a multiplayer game, if creatures you control deal combat damage to multiple opponents at the same time, the last ability will trigger multiple times
If youve played a deck that features a lot of characters then song cards will always do well, as having a couple of exerted characters open to enemy attack, but still having a flush inkwell because the songs were played without cost is a strong place to be
Even worse, it leaves you down a Jumbo Cactuar, and once you've shown your ruthlessness, the remaining two players will have no qualms about responding Escape Tunnel is likely to be another popular interaction