Good luck
For such a low ink cost, it can cause a real headache very early in the game, and its card-discarding effect can quickly throw a wrench in your opponents plans
One well-placed Daze or Force of Will and the opponent was tapped for a Deed that would never resolve, locked under a Winter Orb, and dead to a Quirion Dryad before he could blink
Im going to highlight the cards that I think work the best with Tidus, and/or the cards that I think are the most likely to impact the Commander format more broadly
Let It Go is a very playable card and yet it has only ever had one artwork printed outside this stunning promo version
Lorcana, with its mix of recognizable as well as unexpected characters and objects Anna and Elsa from Frozen will duke it out with Sergeant Tibbs from 101 Dalmatians and all eras of Mickey Mouse aims to play with our nostalgia as much as it does game mechanics, as cards will reference signature Disney weapons (a frying pan) with recognizable songs (Hakuna Matata, Friends on the Other Side)
