A theme that keeps coming up in many of these design histories is the gradual simplification of cards that originally tell a very specific story in a mechanically elaborate way
Franchise Magic: The Gathering Original Release Date April 5, 1993 Publisher Wizards of the Coast Designer Richard Garfield
However, if you want a guideline for what kind of cards to look out for, it's good to refer to the Limited archetypes available
Review Summary Pros Easy Approachable Gameplay Introduction Cast of Recognizable Disney Characters (Especially in the Sapphire and Steel Deck) Great Way To Begin To Build A Collection Cons As The Name Implies, Starter Decks Are Best For Newcomers Both Decks Have Minor Exploitable Weaknesses
Warner: We recently announced the introduction of Location cards for the next set, named Into the Inklands I'm excited for players to see and experience that new dynamic
Evasive appears to work in a similar manner to Magic: The Gatherings Flying keyword, requiring cards to have the keyword in order to block or attack other cards that have it