When an ability affects more than one player, the players take it in turns to trigger its effects, starting with the current player and proceeding clockwise (so the person to your left goes after you)
Any opponent who wants to challenge this character will have to discard their full hand to do so, making it hard to stop her effective lore generation without a Banish card or a major sacrifice
This enchanted card from Whispers In The Well is as beautiful as it is useful
Regardless, Whispers is a phenomenal set that, in part, benefits from following a reprint-heavy set like Fabled, but stands tall on its own principles as well
Supply issues that plagued Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter spiked demand for cards that were uncommon or especially effective, and at least some of this momentum inherently carries over to Rise of the Floodborn
In a touch representative of the level of detail given to this game, the text on Kidas card is only in Atlantean