2 players each build a deck of 60 or more cards, and then play against each other, drawing and playing cards until one player wins by reaching 20 lore
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To play a Song card, you can either use the ink in your inkwell or use any character card of matching or higher cost, unless a card otherwise states that it cannot
But there's already an existing Final Fantasy TCG that's even more expansive than what they'll be getting in the MTG crossover
The Ursula Scenario Deck has a unique card back to differentiate it from standard cards
So lets break down the numbers, and see what we can see