Final Fantasy is the first Standard legal Universes Beyond set, and it also happens to be the best selling set of all time. But how does it actually play in Limited? Here is my Day 0 guide to the Final Fantasy Sealed format.
Read moreA number of cards use the vocabulary “exchange” to swap life totals, control of creatures, and control of spells, creating a surprise upheaval that can cinch up the game. When exactly are these effects useful? And which ones are the best?
Read moreLotus Alert! a Limited Edition Beta artist proof of Black Lotus is currently being auctioned off via Heritage Auctions. This collector’s item has a little extra flair though: It’s signed by the man himself, the myth, the legend...
Read moreFinal Fantasy finally arrived in MTG, and it brought a whole lot of cards between the Standard set, good value reprints, and the now-mandatory Commander offerings. So, let’s take a look at the best blue cards available in the set.
Read moreFinal Fantasy isn’t exactly part of the multiverse, so towns aren’t quite canon to Magic lore yet, but the card type’s new to the game, just locked to Universes Beyond for the time being.
Read moreWhat do the black mages get in Final Fantasy? Support for classic strategies, a few new toys, and reprints of some of black’s most iconic and most powerful cards.
Read moreIncluding reprints and new cards across all products, Final Fantasy has a wild 198 commanders. Excluding reprints, that’s 162 brand new legends added to the format.
Read moreAh yes, top tier Standard all-star Laughing Jasper Flint. Just the card people wanted for participating in high-stakes competitive Magic.
Read moreWhy wait for the prerelease event, when you can play with the Final Fantasy MTG cards RIGHT NOW?
Read moreThe Final Fantasy set has unleashed a slew of powerful, interesting commanders that have received plenty of attention, but those are far from the only cards introduced in the set. It also has tons of interesting lands, with powerful abilities.
Read moreNext in a long line of “kicker-style” mechanics is tiered, a way to increase the impact of your spells and feel like you’re developing your own JRPG Final Fantasy mage character. Or healer. Or support character.
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.
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