As a full art, this also means that it has that rough but quality texture with golden lines across the design
With Dimir in Final Fantasy Limited, it's all about putting early game threats on the battlefield while keeping your opponents off of their best cards to slowly but surely win the game

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Winning: You win by taking all 6 of your Prize cards, or if your opponent runs out of Pokmon in play, or if your opponent must draw from an empty deck at the start of their turn.
This Enchanted card has been underappreciated, just like Namaari's was in the Disney movie, Raya and the Last Dragon