Well, who honestly cares when the payoff for drawing cards is an army of lifelinking 1/1 vampires
Final Fantasy 16's Eikons and Magic: The Gathering's Double-Face Cards Are a Match Made in Heaven Since WotC started working on the MTG x Final Fantasy collab for several years, the developers had to reserve some slots for Final Fantasy 16 before it came out, and then play through it all on release to figure out how to incorporate its story and characters into the game
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Blast from the Past I love the flexibility of this card
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Most Standard decks already run a decent creature count, but the desire to protect opposing Battles (or should I say Sieges) will potentially raise the average and thats before you consider how many decks might want to run Battles of their own