The other is Fill the Ranks, which lets you draw a card whenever a Floodborn character you control is banished during an opponent's turn.
Lorcana, with its mix of recognizable as well as unexpected characters and objects Anna and Elsa from Frozen will duke it out with Sergeant Tibbs from 101 Dalmatians and all eras of Mickey Mouse aims to play with our nostalgia as much as it does game mechanics, as cards will reference signature Disney weapons (a frying pan) with recognizable songs (Hakuna Matata, Friends on the Other Side)
These are features of the card that give you extra things you can do with them, or change the rules of the game in some capacity
Alas, not all spree cards have you commit a crime
FromTheShire: This seems pretty solid mechanics-wise to represent summoning, giving you that big splashy play that isn't going to stick around for too long
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