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The Enchanted version has the sort of storybook look that the Enchanted cards all have in this set, with an inky sepia-toned background covered in foil
Deveney explained more of the design process, saying: [There are] scenes that just don't happen , and so when we would have conversations like, "Oh yeah, it'd be so awesome to put this scene in there, and then we send it over to Square Enix to get their feedback, and they're like, "Why do you want the scene where they're talking about how much the inn costs?" According to Deveney, the scene Magic 's designers actually wanted was one from Final Fantasy 4 where Rosa tells her friends to stop fighting
DH: In exploratory design, before getting too deep into deckbuilding and card design, we brainstormed what games offered the most for what gameplay we wanted with the decks as well as being the more commonly known storylines among the audience