The 39 Best Black Cards in Final Fantasy Ranked
What do the black mages get in Final Fantasy? Support for classic strategies, a few new toys, and reprints of some of blackโs most iconic and most powerful cards.
Read moreWhat do the black mages get in Final Fantasy? Support for classic strategies, a few new toys, and reprints of some of blackโs most iconic and most powerful cards.
Read moreIncluding reprints and new cards across all products, Final Fantasy has a wild 198 commanders. Excluding reprints, thatโs 162 brand new legends added to the format.
Read moreToday we’re looking at green cards in Final Fantasy. From adorable chocobos to one-shot cactuars, the set has everything you’d expect from the Final Fantasy franchise.
Read moreHere, Iโllย go over my picks for the four best commons and uncommons in each of the five colors from Final Fantasy. These are bound to move around over the course of the format. But hopefully this helps as a good starter guide of what to look out...
Read moreFinal Fantasy brings us moogles front and center, strange little mammalian creatures that primarily appear in white colors. What do these little critters do, and how can you use them to their fullest potential?
Read moreSome games take sidequesting to another level, which ends up being exciting, with good rewards, world exploration, character development, or even interesting dialogue. Final Fantasy games have many memorable ones, and in MTG, these have become...
Read moreLands donโt have to enter untapped to be useful. Tapped lands can offer budget fixing to hold together cheap decks or powerful abilities that go well beyond that of the average land.
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 moreMultiplayer Magic has existed since the gameโs inception, but itโs only relatively recent that we’ve seen the explosion of the Commander format as the most popular way to play with three or more players.
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 moreWeโre all familiar with the many ways to exploit creatures dying, from aristocratic payoffs like Blood Artist to creatures that want to die like Shambling Ghast and Doomed Traveler. But what if we could trigger those abilities with a wider range...
Read moreEvery color pair has some number of combos, including Boros, which takes the rigid order of white and inflames it with redโs passion, leading to a slew of aggressive, often creature-based combos to end the game.
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