ability allows his player a form of recursion by returning an action card from the discard pile whenever he challenges another character
She's a fan-favorite character, for sure, so it makes sense to have this tie-in, especially considering a brand-new Lorcana set has just been released
The magical Mickey Mouse, Wayward Sorcerer works best when building your Lorcana deck around broom cards, thanks to its ability to make broom characters such as cost one fewer ink to play and return straight to your hand when banished - letting you quickly cycle them straight back out onto the field on your next turn and overwhelm your opponent
- a deck can contain up to 99 copies of this card: which is fun in both a gameplay and thematic sense
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You can also take the following actions as many times as you like, in any order: Exert the required amount of ink to play a card Activate a character ability Use an item effect Quest with a character card (see below) Use a character to challenge an opponent's exerted character (see below) Most of these actions require a card to be 'in play' before you can perform them