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the card number can be found in the bottom left of each card, with the format being X/204 (X is the card number, from 1-204), then EN (the card language code, for English cards) and finally, the set number

Mickey Mouse, True Friend is one of the simplest amber Lorcana cards, as well as one of the most straightforward in The First Chapter as a whole

7 Mufasa Ruler of Pride Rock Really nice rule design that somehow feels overpowered and unplayable at the same time

24 packs per booster box, 12 cards per pack

Villains (Black, Red, Blue) Final Fantasy is well-known for its iconic villains, and MTG put them to good use in this set as double-faced cards

Pete and Prince Naveen from Shimmering Skies make a big splash Two of the most important new cards to come out of Shimmering Skies and also included in this deck are Pete and Prince Naveen