Whilst Tamatoa, a set one card, asked you to have as many items on the board as possible to get the most value out of him, Magica De Spell, The Midas Touch instead looks for a tall, not wide strategy
Pretty even spreads of decks across the board here, but Burn had one of the best win rates past the cutoff
Like I said they add a lot of depth and nuance to the list, but since I'm upgrading for power they are simply not as strong as the main gameplan
They thought the Amber/Emerald deck was a bit easier to use, so you may want to consider that too, depending on where you're at with Lorcana right now
Another element introduced in Final Fantasy 2 was the presence of Cid, who has appeared in different forms throughout the franchise since then, always sharing a love for engineering
Looking back, Im surprised that these were both rares, given how often you see blink effects at common and uncommon these days, but I also really appreciate that the blink mechanic has evolved to the point where we dont have to return creatures to our hands anymore