Cards like Lilo, Making a Wish and Stitch, New Dog were just two of the many cheap threats packed into the amber/x aggro shell, with the purpose of getting characters into play as fast as possible, and then using some number of Lanterns or shifting using Stitch, New Dog to get Stitch, Rock Star into play ahead of curve
The choice of these specific FINAL FANTASY titles, VI, VII, X, and XIV, appears to be a thoughtful approach, aiming to resonate with a wide spectrum of the FINAL FANTASY fanbase, from those who grew up with classic 16-bit adventures to players currently exploring vast online worlds
Added some incredibly powerful cards that improved existing decks/archetypes
The Bad I feel like this deck is nerfing itself so that Y'shtola, Night's Blessed doesn't curbstomp all the other precons
Even if you don't recognize a symbol (we're about to help you out with that) you can probably make a pretty clear guess at a card's rarity based on its color