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We Could Be Immortals, card number 219, is a Song card (appropriately, given that its the name of the Fall Out Boy song that plays over the end credits of the animated super hero movie, Big Hero 6)

A 2/2 Legendary creature Human Cleric with lifelink that costs two generic and one white mana, whenever you gain life you place a +1/+1 counter on Aerith Gainsborough

On the topic of things being dragged out, though, I will warn players that reaching all the goals can take quite a few plays as getting to those new cards as your deck grows isnt so easy

Even when this upcoming Magic set isnt out yet

Cloud is not only iconic, he's incredibly playable - as a mono-White equipment commander in his own right, or in the 99 of any Voltron or artifact-based deck

But according to the Durai Report, the true hero in this tale is Ramza Beoulve: the second-youngest member of the noble Beoulve family, Delita's childhood friend, and a traitor and heretic whose name has been stricken from all historical record