So if you have Summon: Bahamut in play with one lore counter, and you proliferate it twice to land on Chapter III (draw two cards), you'll also get to trigger Chapter II (destroy a creature)
Final Fantasy summons were clearly made to work with Yuna, Grand Summoner, and you can see the difference spelled out: Yuna places +1/+1 counters on creatures as they enter, but when they die she just cares about any type of counters
The problem is, the only card draw comes from an eight-cost, uninkable song that will leave multiple characters vulnerable thanks to the new Sing Together mechanic
That means they can attack and block like a creature, but they also have chapter abilities like a typical enchantment saga
Despite being a bit clunky, its a solid deck that shows us just how powerful Location cards are when used with the right strategy