Scene Boxes have been created for Final Fantasy I, Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy IX and Final Fantasy XV
Its a pretty simple mechanic, in that if you pay more, you get the corresponding effect, but it makes spells more useful throughout the game
Interestingly, this is the first example of an Enchanted version of an Uncommon card
One thing that occasionally happens with Dredgeless Dredge is that since we don't really play any removal, we end up in a massive board stall that we can't break through
[8] The five basic lands are as follows: White lands, or Plains, which produce white mana Blue lands, or Islands, which produce blue mana Black lands, or Swamps, which produce black mana Red lands, or Mountains, which produce red mana Green lands, or Forests, which produce green mana There are also different kinds of lands (dual-lands and tri-lands, for example), but the most a beginner needs to know is that basic lands produce mana of one color only, and that multicolor lands can produce mana of two or more colors
The community reception has been enthusiastic, driven not just by Pixar nostalgia but by notably improved pull rates compared to the previous set, Winter Spell