Of course, I say all of this with zero experience maybe Ill play with it once and find that I enjoy putting players into decision paralysis with Disrupt Decorum and Ludevic, Necro-Alchemist every game
I could easily see a set releasing around spring (when the parks usually have their P&P season) focused around Peter Pan, Pirates of the Caribbean and Princess and the Frog, mainly so they can include cards for Jack Sparrow and Tiana, but secretly so we can have crocodile cards like the jazz-playing Louis or clock-crunching Tick-Tock
Count only the powers and toughnesses of the stickers on permanents you control, not the actual powers and toughnesses of those permanents
From top to bottom, some of the notable changes are: the bar with the name of the token extends across the entire width of the card, the art window is no longer rounded at the bottom, the designation "Token" has been added in front of "Creature" on the type line, and the collector's number, copyright information, and artist's name (in this case, Wayne Reynolds) are printed on a solid black background
Ill also provide commentary to help indicate why I gave cards each rating
Her name is among the top 10 in almost every set, demonstrating how popular this card is