The only card draw it has is an eight-cost uninkable song, which feels like a bit of a cruel joke in a starter deck
1 foil card (random rarity level)
Backed by both that nostalgic appeal and what so far looks to be rich potential for proper gameplay depth, Lorcana manages to find a deft balance between being a light Disney title that casual players can get into though its playful, gorgeously-rendered takes on characters, songs and moments from the movies, and succesfully laying what feels like a solid enough foundation to grow an enjoyable game beyond its licensed ties
This deck wants players to lose life and for you to cast big spells, dishing out damage as an extra bit of value for your spells
Well, if you can get it onto Elenda, the Dusk Rose, or Elias il-Kor, Sadistic Pilgrim, you might have a good time
As an Enchanted Rare card, naturally the full card artwork on this variant of Ursula, Deceiver of All is spectacular, too