You can only use Lurrus' effect once per turn , but you can stack this on Squall's effect to re-use the same card multiple times in one turn cycle
Once it's played, not only will you be gaining one lore at the start of every turn, if someone wants to banish a character that's there, their challenger will be banished too
If you struggle to build up that ink quick enough, you may find yourself struggling against the early-game attacks of the other decks, but once you settle into Sapphire and Steels rhythm, its eventual payoff can make it the best Lorcana deck for pulling off a late-game victory
Next week, RB will introduce the main character from a mainline title
Ive played in spurts here and there, occasionally participating in drafts but usually just playing with preconstructed decks to have some fun with friends and channel nostalgia for simpler times (my first-ever MTG purchase was from the 2001 Planeshift expansion)