troll mtg cards Magic The Gathering - Cudgel - Magic 2010 Thrun, the Last Troll regular

A prime example is Emet-Selch, a popular villain from "Final Fantasy XIV." As a basic looter, his card evolves into Hades, a strong figure that enables players to play cards from their graveyardif they can get 14 cards into their graveyard first (a nice wink at Final Fantasy XIV)

Whether dungeon crawling cards or the D&D classes that get transposed for Magic gameplay, there are plenty of anchoring elements for D&D players to find comfort in and finally fall in love with Magic and vice versa

Thats a good example of wanting immersion at the gameplay level, and how the best intentions could crash and burn

Turncoat Kunoichi Turncoat Kunoichi is bad as a Banisher Priest, but when you sneak this ninja fox in, its basically Solitude