Collective Brutality, meanwhile, offers several generically useful, but not overwhelmingly powerful, Black effects
The initial design here was: Battlefield: horizontal In hand: vertical On the stack: vertical Decks scene: vertical Examined: horizontal But after playtesting, it became clear that in many cases the Examined (that's the pop-up you get when mousing over or long pressing a card) actually needed to be contextual, because having a battle in a scry browser suddenly pop up sideways was distracting and did not help with clarity
Thus as much as others want to hate on this set and product for whatever reason, WotC did put a lot of care into this product and it's very enjoyable for what we got
Yank The Dog's Chain: Almost every time she gains a scoop on some of the supernatural/paranormal phenomena surrounding the city and the heroes, she ends up losing the evidence
Alongside her is a young dragon boy with no memory of his past, rescued from the battlefield