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To summarize what we know from what has been confirmed: It looks like it was Ursula who burst out of the locked Lorebook Martin opened This caused the flood, which flushed out the Lore items into the realm of Lorcana The flood of ink has changed the world, creating or changing the Inklands Purple seaweed, pools of black ink, and shadowy tendrils are shown across cards and art Ursula has a secret contract, was looking for lore, and is now finally enacting a plan There is a shadow storm and a mysterious structure at the edge of Lorcana Now, more has been revealed through a trailer, card art, and a new box set

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Phantom Trains less likely to matter all that much outside of Limited, but it showcases Magic's increased use of unmitigated sacrifice outlets lately

So these almost feel as if theyre a more financially viable way for Assassins Creed fans to get their hands on some of the fancier cards without having to splash out on the Collector Boosters, which are, of course, much more expensive