Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set arrived June 13, 2025, as the latest Universes Beyond crossover and it brought the dual audience of MTG veterans and Final Fantasy fans together around a product that now trades at $420 mid on TCGPlayer from its $299.99 MSRP
The Emerald/Steel deck, for instance, focuses on keeping your opponent's characters damaged throughout the game and capitalizing on that board state
And hopefully, the game will leave you singing just a little bit
Each of the Commander decks is built around a specific game, with four of the most popular ones being chosen (VI, VII, X, and XIV)
The Bodyguard/Resist combo will likely be a standard for Steel cards, with Bodyguard forcing opponents to target certain cards, while Resist +1 reduces damage and potentially keeps The Prince alive for a second round
Turn heads with a deck stacked with reprints of some of the greatest cards to grace Magics most popular format
