Both of these Locations don't have a unique ability, but they ease the player into using them by being cheap, ink cost-wise, while also gaining you one lore at the start of your turn, so long as the locations stay on the field
Rare cards have big effects and include spells or creatures that some may never see in the MTG world
It naturally plays well in Voltron decks, since they tend to feature Lifelink somewhere in their keyword soup, and in decks with access to Proliferate effects to build up extra charge counters
Knowing Donald's luck, his victorious stance on the card as he prepares to fling a pie might not last for long, but few Disney characters can scrap as well as he can
This is a great way of keeping your hand stocked with characters to get into play and should give you a definite speed advantage over your opponent
Double sleeving the decks also adds an additional layer of protection that came in handy a few times