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If you sacrifice Treasures to cast Captain Lannery Storm, its last ability won't trigger for those Treasures

Second set Rise of the Floodborn, which releases in local game shops this Friday, feels like the other half to The First Chapter, complementing and building upon the original set to bring me right back to my Lorcana obsession

The only problem with trying to utilise Shift as an ability is that it relies on you taking up space in your deck for cheaper versions of the characters you want to shift out

Notice that it doesn't matter how the equipment enters the battlefield: Whether you cast it from hand, blink it, or reanimate it from the graveyard, as soon as the equipment is on the field its ETB ability will trigger

That said, theres one thing that does put a dampener on the whole experience: the price