Meet the Crew Many Pirates can fill out this deck, and they reward aggressive gameplay in all kinds of creative ways
For the same amount of mana they now get a commander that rewards the decks go-wide artifact strategy and its unearth subtheme, at a terrifyingly efficient rate
To offset the numbers disadvantage, that player benefits from a powerful scheme deck, containing unique villainous effects that trigger each turn to complement their usual spells
All four creature subtypes are represented in the base Final Fantasy set without explicitly leaning into the Party mechanic, but Garland at the Chaos Shrine changes that with the four Warriors of Light
Being able to scry away unwanted cards is also a huge boon for decks that use Scroll Rack and Senseis Divining Top, both of which are cards that white decks commonly use to get decent card selection
Secrets of Strixhaven Play Booster Box Best for: spell-focused gameplay and strong set identity Secrets of Strixhaven has a clear identity, a popular setting and enough mechanical depth to keep experienced players interested
