Although Tifa paired with Questing Druid and Mutagenic Growth makes already a decent competitive deck, that can be a cheaper option to start with for newcomers in the format
But if there is one consistent thing that WoTC manages to do, it is that you can be generally sure that the card designs will always attempt to be as faithful to the material as they can realistically be, mechanically and art-wise
However, when paired with cards that can assign +1/+1 tokens like Snakeskin Veil or Bristly Bill, Tifa can very quickly become a hulking creature
Green Chocobos and Cactuars abound in green, with one of the most noteworthy giving itself an eye-watering +9999/+0 buff whenever it attacks
Appearing in Into the Inklands selection of emerald cards, Ursula, Deceiver of All costs three mana to play - or can alternatively be added to your inkwell - in return for two strength, three willpower and a single point of lore
Most players will be happy enough to use the Uncommon version