Mechanics such as Disguise (face-down creatures with ward), Collect Evidence (graveyard tension), and Case enchantments make each game interactive, while the return of Investigate and Cloak brings back classic detective intrigue
Card art quality, collectibility, gameplay, and longevity are all deciding factors in where each game has ended up on our list, and we've even got a bold entry for a game that technically isn't out yet
Collect and display legendary scenes like Bahamut's destruction of Alexandria with incredible visual detail
Not only was the artwork stellar across the board, but the developers made an effort to make each character and mechanic feel familiar to the video games, while still matching the card game
Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon is the only commander on this list that actually has infect
While Noctis's controller-damaging ability is one of the many flavorful effects from the Final Fantasy set, there are plenty of ways around it that make Noctis easily used in infinite combos