The bummer will come when your opponent doesnt have a whole lot going on in their hand, but the threat of that ability is very real even when they only have one card Been awhile since they gave us a creature at a lower rarity that just straight up has Hexproof, and Im not sure how I feel about it
It allows you to hold up interactions, such as counter magic or removal
It gives fans another adaptation of some of their favorite memories from the books or movies, and is inherently cool to collect
Alongside Alela, you can cast Petty Theft on one opponents turn, making a Faerie token, then cast Brazen Borrower from exile on the next opponents turn, creating yet another Faerie token
We're already seeing the rarest cards for Ursula's Return hitting in the $300-$200 range now that Ursula's Return is released worldwide in all stores
In casual games, most of the dungeon options wont shift the advantage bar all that much