One of the best indications of this strategy can be found on the card Judge Magister Gabranth, which will become stronger each time you sacrifice a creature or artifact
It tells you how to set up the board (a nice thick game board that mirrors the function of a labeled playmat) and tells you only what you need to know to play your first ever game of Lorcana
You can also utilize it with any repeatable sacrifice effects, creating situations where if your opponents arent going to have a creature die, you can still draw your card
They continue to print Mind Rots that are at least somewhat reasonable in Limited, and thats a good trend I think
Originally designed explicitly for the Asian market, the set was mainly printed in Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese, but there was also an English printing, sold mostly in Australia and New Zealand, per MTG Wiki