Protagonists Hajime Kano and Emi Sawatari come from vastly different cliques but find commonality across the table with the help of a deck of cards
Day of Judgement is a four-man sorcery that destroys all creatures
One thing about this new mechanic that brings a fundamental change to the way a lot of cards (especially werewolves) are played is that the day and night conditions affect all creatures on the battlefield
Magic: The Gathering is the original collectible card game, meaning it was the first game to combine the traditional collectibility aspects of baseball cards (i.e., cards with varying rarity, bought in randomized packs) with the imaginative play of games like Dungeons & Dragons (i.e., you get to fight goblins)
Yu-Gi-Oh Cards Are a Lot More Complicated I remember a lot of players were put off by the designs of the five deans when Strixhaven came out
Random Encounter This sorcery costs six in Red and then has flashback for eight, and then shuffles, and then mills four and drops all dorks milled with haste to kill that turn