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The Lost Origin expansion brings back one of these older mechanics, the Lost Zone

Release date: 2025-06-13 Summon: Bahamut Ultima, Origin of Oblivion Adelbert Steiner Aerith Gainsborough Aerith Rescue Mission Ambrosia Whiteheart Ashe, Princess of Dalmasca Auron's Inspiration Battle Menu Cloud, Midgar Mercenary Cloudbound Moogle Coeurl Crystal Fragments Summon: Alexander The Crystal's Chosen Delivery Moogle Bahamut, Warden of Light Dion, Bahamut's Dominant Dragoon's Lance Dwarven Castle Guard Fate of the Sun-Cryst From Father to Son G'raha Tia Gaelicat Machinist's Arsenal Magitek Armor Magitek Infantry Minwu, White Mage Moogles' Valor Paladin's Arms Phoenix Down Restoration Magic Cooking Campsite Sidequest: Catch a Fish Slash of Light Snow Villiers Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant Summon: Choco/Mog Summon: Knights of Round Summon: Primal Garuda Ultima Hydaelyn, the Mothercrystal Venat, Heart of Hydaelyn Weapons Vendor White Auracite White Mage's Staff The Wind Crystal You're Not Alone Zack Fair Astrologian's Planisphere Cargo Ship Combat Tutorial Dragoon's Wyvern Dreams of Laguna Edgar, King of Figaro Eject Ether Gogo, Master of Mimicry Ice Flan Ice Magic Il Mheg Pixie Jill, Shiva's Dominant Shiva, Warden of Ice Louisoix's Sacrifice The Lunar Whale Magic Damper Matoya, Archon Elder Memories Returning The Prima Vista Qiqirn Merchant Quistis Trepe Relm's Sketching

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Special Summon from your Extra Deck, 1 "Raidraptor" monster that is 2 Ranks higher than that target, by using that target as material

The Black Gecko Moria deck wants to win the field presence by using removal cards like EB01-046-brook and OP06-081-absalom, which you'll combine with your cost reduction cards to put opponents' characters in range

Hanafuda translates as "flower cards." Going back to the mid-16th century, playing cards were brought to Japan by the Portuguese (playing cards are still called "karuta" in Japanese, from the Portuguese "carta") and they have been used to play various games during the centuries since