This Japanse Secret Lair Drop Series: Secret Lair x FINAL FANTASY: Grimoire includes: - 1 Japanse borderless Prismatic Ending as "Yuna's Holy Magic" - 1 Japanse borderless Cyclonic Rift as "Hope's Aero Magic" - 1 Japanse borderless Damn as "Noctis's Death Magic" - 1 Japanse borderless Lightning Bolt as "Vivi's Thunder Magic" - 1 Japanse borderless Heroic Intervention as "Aerith's Curaga Magic" And as a 'secret' bonus card, 1 Japanse foil borderless Silence as "Porom's Silence Magic"
The fact that all three are steeped in fantasy, and D&D and Final Fantasy are both role-playing games, and that Final Fantasy is the latest set are all solid reasons for why the quality here is by and large improved, but I'd actually argue there's a far simpler explanation
It was very important, very exciting math
So, while some local game stores and Disney Parks are selling this set today with prerelease events, the cards will not be widely available until July 24, which will affect the market prices of cards as people begin opening packs
Unlike the overlap of spree and tiered, where we decided the two mechanics were different enough to both be cool, we felt monologue was far less compelling, ludonarrative resonance of villainous monologues be damned
