As an example, let's take Fifth Dawn 's Relentless Rats (despite Adrian Sullivan's hint that I designed the card, the Rats were actually the work of Brian Tinsman)
For the purposes of format legality, deck construction, game rules, and effects, these cards have only the card name specified in the secondary title bar, says WotC's official Final Fantasy Release Notes
This time, it features Stitchs fellow experiment: Angel
So Common cards and Uncommon contain more vanilla cards (with no rules text) or cards with just one keyword, up to 5 or 6 ink cost at max
But luckily the downside, only being able to run permanents with a mana cost of two or lower, would dissuade most decks from using Lurrus, right
If Cecil, Dark Knight is dealt lethal damage at the same time it deals damage (probably because it blocked or became blocked), its last ability will still trigger