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Another for tracking what they own

Ainok Guide Analyze the Pollen Archdruid's Charm Attune with Aether Beanstalk Giant Beneath the Sands Bioengineered Future Black Chocobo Borderland Explorer Borderland Ranger Boseiju Reaches Skyward Boundless Realms Brave the Wilds Bushwhack Caravan Vigil Celebrate the Harvest Centaur Rootcaster Circuitous Route Civic Wayfinder Colossal Collision Coming Attraction Cosmium Confluence Crop Rotation Cultivate Cycle of Renewal Dance of the Tumbleweeds Dawntreader Elk Deep Reconnaissance Dig Up Diligent Farmhand Disorienting Choice District Guide Double Play Druid of the Emerald Grove Earthbender Ascension Edge Rover Edge of Autumn Elanor Gardner Elemental Teachings Elfhame Sanctuary Elvish Reclaimer Emergent Sequence Encroaching Dragonstorm Entish Restoration Environmental Scientist Evolution Charm Explore the Underdark Explosive Vegetation Far Wanderings Farhaven Elf Flare of Cultivation Font of Fertility Forceful Cultivator Fork in the Road Frontier Guide Gaea's Balance Galactic Wayfarer Gatecreeper Vine Giant Ladybug Glacier Godmaw Go Forth Greater Tanuki Greenseeker Grow from the Ashes Growth Spasm Harrow Harvest Season Heaped Harvest Herd Migration Hiveheart Shaman Horizon Explorer

Across a number of games at Gen Con, it was this change in focus from fighting to racing that became my first big realisation that Lorcana is far more than I cynically expected from a Disneyfied TCG

All Permanents archetype