Lord of the Rings had some pretty big shows to fill. Legendary shoes, if you will. Final Fantasy has filled them and then some, with the highest legendary creature count ever.
Read moreThe Final Fantasy x MTG crossover is bringing plenty of flashy mythics, but there’s also room for humble, yet flavorful, commons. In this case, a plant that looks like the love-child of Iridescent Vinelasher and Tunneling Geopede: Leaner...
Read moreThe hype for Final Fantasy is real, with yet-to-be-released commanders already impacting the secondary market. Take Slaughter, a mostly forgotten Exodus uncommon that’s on the rise now thanks to Y’shtola.
Read moreAs you may guess from all the Final Fantasy-induced price spikes we’ve seen in the last few weeks, equipment cards are also seeing their prices rise.
Read moreAtraxa, Praetors’ Voice has been dethroned as the most popular commander in the format. Its spot has been taken over by none other than The Ur-Dragon!
Read moreChocobos of a feather flock together: Final Fantasy’s Choco, Seeker of Paradise is the commander that could turn birds into a real Commander powerhouse.
Read moreFinal Fantasy’s not exactly putting clerics front and center, but they are getting a pretty powerful support piece from this set.
Read moreArtificer’s Intuition, a Fifth Dawn rare that most Commander players have never heard about, just went up over $9, an increase of about 65% in the span of just a couple of days.
Read moreWho had a lifegain + mill commander on their bingo card? Hope Estheim is combining two strategies that have never really been put together before, until now.
Read moreEver dreamed of helping Wizards of the Coast craft a Secret Lair? Now’s your chance! WotC and Star City Games invite you to compete in the Magic Spotlight: Secret Lair event, headlining SCG CON Indianapolis from May 30 to June 1, 2025.
Read moreAncient Adamantoise is officially the highest-toughness creature card in Magic: The Gathering. But does it have any other homes besides its own shell?
Read moreMagic’s flashback mechanic was introduced in Odyssey all the way back in 2001, just three months after the release of Final Fantasy X on the PlayStation 2. Twenty-four years later and the two meet up once again, with flashback appearing on...
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