We could argue all day about whether people enjoyed that particular adaptation, or whether they enjoyed the one Wizards came up with, or Bakshis, but the point I want to focus on here is that to some degree, the reimagining of these iconic characters pulled the game slightly away from the fortnitification aspect, because it wasnt just a bunch of game pieces that signified something else gamepieces that would otherwise be entirely memetic
Following the attack, tap The Balrog or discard this card
A token that's a copy of Enduring Tenacity won't return to the battlefield when its last ability resolves
By sacrificing a treasure, you get to exile the top card of your library and play it
She greatly helps you get where you need to be, she is a fine early play and she scales very well into the late game
Despite Wizards being picked for the Pokmon TCG because of its success with MTG, I'd never really considered both products going through the same printing process, so to see them combined in such a bizarre way is an awesome bit of history for both games.