The artwork differs here with Elsa shown in a more traditional 'let it go' style pose, in contrast with the design of her firing ice at a lake, causing fish to be thrown into the air, which is depicted in the Archazia's Island set
This is more of a casual, themed deck, but with the right metagame and new supporting cards, it could be a competitor
What irks me a bit about this deck is that it's missing a couple of truly essential cards: Snow White, Unexpected Houseguest to make the Dwarfs cheaper, and Nick Wilde, Wily Fox to get your items back from your banished pile
It's a true celebration of this iconic RPG franchise, and it releases in just a few weeks
There is plenty thats copyrightable in the game all the artwork, and the way its written but not the underlying rules themselves. Thus, Upper Deck, if the case proceeds, is arguing a breach of contract and fiduciary duty