Sure, your opponent gains some life, but thats mostly irrelevant when you consider just how effective and efficient this is
Starting out as turn-based RPGs, the main series switched to first person, more action oriented role playing with Bethesdas Fallout 3 back in 2008 and has remained in the same style, even for MMORPG Fallout 76, ever since
Whenever Kain deals combat damage to a player, that player gains control of Kain, but you get to draw cards
I recently heard a story that Ive been thinking about a lot
Previously, multiple sets would form a 'block' of sets around the same settings, but since 2018 the TCG's expansion sets have been more standalone releases that each offer something fresh with every new expansion
Play a mix of cheap-to-cast and expensive-to-cast cards