Saga creatures follow all the same rules that other Sagas do, writes WotC's Matt Tabak in the official article about Final Fantasy x MTG mechanics, and is also a creature and can do everything a creature can do. Simply put, summons are three types of cards (enchantment, creature, and saga) rolled into one
Pacific, but the Shadowheart and Gale sets are the major draw
This means these cards are only legal in the formats that the original Magic: The Gathering version of the card is legal in
Lorehold, the Historian does that as a 5/5 with haste, that gives you frequent rummages
While that isn't the most flashy creature you can be casting, it's still a fantastic rate
I imagine the price point alone might deter would-be Magic players who are trying to get into the game through this set