it offers you so much value that it's best to think of it as an enchantment that costs no mana, at the expense of skipping a land-drop for the turn
It keeps your hand full and your land drops consistent, especially against ramp-heavy tables
But how about playing Final Fantasy cards today
Sadly, this is exactly what weve been seeing recently, as increased demand from collectors has pushed prices up dramatically
New standard cards were also revealed, showcasing the deep integration of Final Fantasy lore into MTG mechanics: Choco, Seeker of Shangri-La (from Final Fantasy 9): A powerful Chocobo Commander card, surprising even Ichikawa, who noted its historical parallels with Magic: The Gatherings Birds of Paradise
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