part of the appeal of Yu-Gi-Oh is seeing powerful cards utilised within the fictional tales, then getting hold of those exact same cards to play with in the real world
This one looks pretty innocuous, but I think may become a pretty decent player in Black decks that make use of a lot of counters
A great card can be worth a decent amount even if it's printed at common rarity, while a super rare one that nobody wants to play could be worth significantly less
But this is a brand-new archetype - phasing and exiling matters
Youre able to select the lands that you dont want and put them onto the battlefield
As well as Aurora Dreaming Guardian, other cards for they Disney game have been revealed including the villain for Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent in her iconic dragon form as well as Elsa from Frozen, Peter Pans nemesis Captain Hook, Robin Hood from Disneys 1973 animated film, Cruella de Vil, the mischievous alien Stitch and, of course, Mickey Mouse himself