Epic-rarity cards consist of cards from across other rarities, printed specially with glossy rainbow foiling to mark them as Epiceven though the featured art is the same as the non-Epic version of each card
It's okay to keep some non-inkable cards, like Dragon Fire or Della Duck, Unstoppable Mom, but a hand with too many uninkables is bound to run into problems in the early game
And now were going to be returning for a look at the third wave of this game, Into the Inklands
It's not the end of the world if you lose these cards early, and both Hades, Lord of the Underwold and Part Of Your World will allow you to pull them out of your discard pile if you really need them, but consider holding onto these two cards if you have other two-cost cards to play, like Yzma, Alchemist, until you can put the combo together
Card backs can be printed slightly differently, worn in a particular way, or marked with the tiniest nick
This Magic: The Gathering card, gorgeously illustrated by Nguyen, perfectly captures the personality of the character, and you cant help but feel slightly threatened by the stance of Kefka in the image