That reduces the depth of your deck just as youre making enemies by destroying lands
Most frusturatingly, perhaps, the game had a serious draw support issue, with unequal access to a strong draw engine across its several ink types
(Your artifacts can help cast that spell
Its almost always used as a secondary creature type in conjunction with a more popular one (vampire horror, for example), though there are a few stand-alone horrors
Though other Trading Card Games have featured solo modes before (in fact, weve checked out an early example right here on Card Gamer, with a deep dive into the Tomb Raider CCG), theyre still incredibly uncommon, and the fact that Lorcana is offering an entirely new way to play, so early on in its lifespan, bodes incredibly well for both its longevity and as a way to widen its audience
Final Fantasy fan but a Magic: The Gathering newbie