There was plenty of experimentation with these ultra-rare versions of cards for a while, and Wizards of the Coast landed on a Headliner system, where one card from a new release gets the royal treatment as the signpost card of the set, complete with extremely rare serialized versions found only in collector boosters
For many, this is where they truly saw Kefka for what he was, fully establishing him as the villain
Speaking of Windurst, Fenrir is a later game summon that players can battle once they've completed a long series of quests - including defeating all six main summons
There is one thing that Lorcana doesnt have a ton of, and thats removal options
In a deck like Limit Break, the Vehicle part isn't exactly relevant, but buying back a Sword of the AnimistSword of the Animist that ate a removal spell isn't anything to sneeze at
Our main focus is to be able to make all the Decks we want to play, disregarding the format and to be able to make changes rapidly from one event to the other if needed