It doesnt have the smooth sheen or uncanny tactility of Hearthstone, but with tight animations and crisp, cohesive art design, it stands toe-to-toe with games like Gwent and The Elder Scrolls: Legends
The downside is that the card has a chance of dealing three damage to you on your upkeep, but this downside is far outweighed by the absolutely ludicrous upside
Lets see what Scryfall has for us
For the most part, it lurks in the depths of Jukai Forest, content to let nature run its course without interference
These are two foil uncommons from the set, in a normal frame, that aren't legendary
The biggest downside of the deck is its reliance on Kefka