That means they are all reprints of existing cards reskinned with concept art and characters from different Final Fantasy games - so while there are no brand new or mechanically unique cards here like the ones that have been shown off recently or those in the Commander decks we previously revealed, they do have art that stretches back all the way to the very first game in the series
The combination of a reprint-heavy set and a slow burn start to reveal season create a product with little room for new franchises or characters to appear, but they did fit in an absolute classic franchise A Goofy Movie
With all the Mardu support in Tarkir: Dragonstorm, it just got a big boost, too
Lower numbers are generally more exciting, but if you open the biggest number in a run (like a 500/500), thats usually worth more than a middling number, too
So Common cards and Uncommon contain more vanilla cards (with no rules text) or cards with just one keyword, up to 5 or 6 ink cost at max
Outside of playing Slivers its really hard to play a decently costed lord in Pauper