The Black removal in Final Fantasy is few and far between, so making sure that you have enough of it is important, and making sure that you have a good enough game-ender is going to be the key to winning games
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The art shows off major characters like Final Fantasy 7s Sephiroth, Final Fantasy 13s Lightning, and Final Fantasy 14s Emet-Selch, but also classic FF favourites, like a Moogle
Vivi is still one of the most popular new commanders, thanks to how broken his power potential is for anyone looking to build an Izzet spellslinger deck, but commanders with thematically appropriate abilities, like Tellah who sacrifices himself to deal massive damage a la his fatal casting of Meteor in Final Fantasy 4 are arguably just as cool, and one of the set's main draws
The back face is even worse, comboing with Niv-Mizzet for an instant way to win or draw out your deck for Laboratory Maniac
The game's Sphere Grid leveling system uses visual markers to gain abilities and stats, and I knew I could do that physically with +1/+1 counters and keyword counters