Differently from Lands, though, you can move your Characters onto one of your Locations to trigger certain in-game effects and bonuses
Pocahontas possesses a unique purification ability that allows players to ready exhausted ink resources or clear negative status effects from damaged allies
For one, although I obviously knew that there were six different ink types, Id never given much thought to what those color categories stood for or what might lead a certain character or action to be classified under that ink type
Matte sleeves have a slightly textured back, making them easier to hold
In keeping with its threats of crowd violence, Grab Your Sword is one of the best Lorcana song cards for dealing with rival characters played by your opponents
Locations are paid for or inked like normal cards They come onto the board sideways / in landscape Same deck/play rules: Four of in a deck, no limit on how many can be in play They go on your side of the board, and are for you and your characters only They can be challenged, and are banished as normal You can move characters to locations for the move cost Characters can move between locations, but not out of them A character can only be in one location at a time There is no limit to the amount of characters in a location They gain lore equal to their lore value at the start of each turn in the Set step after readying, just before drawing