Double-faced cards were in the set from the beginning, as they're the most effective way of showing how heroes and villains have big story-related changes, and Sephiroth becoming the one-winged angel was necessary
There are three decks total, featuring Sapphire/Steel, Ruby/Emerald, and Amber/Amethyst ink combinations, and each deck comes with two foil face cards one rare and the other super rare
This means a Shifted card is more economical to place on the field, and a Shifted character can also challenge on the same turn it is played provided the Ink is dry on the bottom card
FINAL FANTASY COMMANDER: BLUE So if you were to look at Blitzball Stadium on the face of things it does seem a little over costed for the draw effect
Players will continue to take alternating turns, playing increasingly powerful cards as their inkwells grow, until a winner is decided