Its great in storm decks, especially when paired with Runaway Steam-Kin or Grinning Ignus
Ursula, Deceiver of All boasts incredible artwork that's instantly recognizable as a unique form of one of Disney's very best villains, as well as a flashy effect that doubles the power of song cards
For two, its still an incredible draw spell
Otherwise, if youre not trying to get too fancy with your card designs, everythings fairly straightforward
As such, players who don't want to buy singles and would rather open a few booster packs of these products, be it newcomers who got into MTG thanks to the crossovers and Final Fantasy itself or veterans who have been around for a long time, have to pay more to get less than usual
PLANESWALKERS If theres one thing thats been missing from the last 57,000 sets in a row, its Nissa (hopefully youre picking up on the sarcasm, Im laying it on quite thick)