To capture both the Saga and creature aspects of these cards, the naming convention we settled on was "Summon: (as a verb) [Proper Character Name]." Our partners at SQUARE ENIX encouraged us to dig deep into the lore, especially with the summons' card names, to ensure each one felt at home in their respective game world
A doubly great card in that it is good at doing what it was designed to do while also doing a load of other useful things
Still, the set is just behind the corner, and with Wizards packed Magic: the Gathering release schedule way too fast, if you ask me spoilers will emerge soon
Pairs well with beefy Wizard lords such as Cyclone Summoner and Galecaster Colossus
Troemll, Seymours Butler gives you counters on your team, but where were all pumped is in the tap ability to Proliferate X times, which is kinda insane
Each player gets two packs, which they open to create their deck