For example, FF4 's Cecil and Kain both have their stories told in their respective cards - Cecil starts as a dark knight that loses the owner life and transforms into a paladin with lifelink to restore what was lost, whereas the complex character that is Kain betrays the party and becomes an enemy, which is represented by being a card that changes owners
Theyre not seen in play outside of limited formats, and on the secondary market only the enchanted rares are often worth enough to make pulling them exciting
A sketch of a lion cub can be seen to the right of the card, and Rafiki's facial expression seems to come alive in the sketch
With 16 mainline entries total, this lines up almost perfectly with each game having three full-art basics
After all the card effects are resolved, then the card is discarded
The back faces of TDFCs don't have a mana cost