In an Amber-focused deck where overwhelming the enemy with cards is a priority, this one is annoying to deal with in a way that other one-drop cards just can't claim
Am I alone in feeling like its been way longer than three months since the start of Disney Lorcana
Only exerted characters can be challenged, so leaving them ready is a way to keep them safe
Also like Pokemon, damage will remain on the character indefinitely instead of dissipating at the end of the turn
Aetherflux Reservoir here works as both a way to keep you alive and your win condition
There is plenty thats copyrightable in the game all the artwork, and the way its written but not the underlying rules themselves. Thus, Upper Deck, if the case proceeds, is arguing a breach of contract and fiduciary duty