Warp is an alternate casting cost that lets you put a card into play temporarily , much like older MTG mechanics like evoke
Futureshifted cards are quite rare in Mystery Booster 2, contributing to their high value to collectors and players
For those who arent familiar with the usual cost for a precon (as will be the case for many drawn to the game for the first time by the FF crossover), you should really only ever expect to pay around $45 for a standard Commander deck
Rakdos Charm is the perfect antidote to this kind of problem (although not the specifically the Moat one...), it can deal with a selection of troublesome things while remaining useful outside of this scope and perfectly maindeckable without fear of having dead cards or losing much consistency
Each of these decks is exciting in its own way, but its hard to deny that the Final Fantasy VII Commander deck is especially hotly anticipated
We're expecting a horde of MTG Final Fantasy spoilers for Saturday's Pax East panel, but a few have come early to avoid the rush
