Since you never know what card your opponent has up their sleeve (quite literally), the game is even more unpredictable and challenging
Getting a couple of points of life and a few cards incidentally or going all-in on a token strategy are equally viable
This was thanks to the new Sword of Once and Future which spiked interest in the decade-old cycle
An official post on the Disney Lorcana website says that, after April 8, "all Disney Lorcana events taking place after that date will no longer accept deck lists with those cards included"
One of the upsides of the Battlemage cycle is they give you a lot of flexibility, since you can cast them for three, five, or eight mana, giving you something to do at every point in the game
You get a really good collection of keyword abilities with Falthis, Shadowcat Familiar or Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh, pump them up and go for commander damage