Final Fantasy x MTG releases worldwide for tabletop players tomorrow, Friday. But Magic’s digital platforms, MTGO and MTG Arena, have already kicked the FIN Limited floodgates wide open.
Read moreToday, we’re taking a look at the best multicolor cards from the Final Fantasy crossover and ranking them based on personal favorites. These cards blend abilities across multiple colors, showing off just how rich and varied the set really is.
Read moreCraterhoof Behemoth isn’t quite bulk-bin territory, but the card is at currently sitting at the lowest price it’s been at in years.
Read moreThe graveyard need not spell the end for your artifacts! There are so many options for returning your artifacts from the graveyard across every color.
Read moreArtifacts are easily Magic’s strongest card type, so wouldn’t it be nice to handle every nasty artifact all at once? Well, Magic has ample artifact board wipes that sweep everything aside.
Read moreFinal Fantasy just smashed all popularity records on MTG Arena. And broke MTG Arena, period!
Read moreThe Final Fantasy Universes Beyond set chose to represent crystals as a new artifact cycle, which combine useful cost reduction with powerful passive and activated abilities. Their power varies wildly based on strategy and format, so let’s get...
Read moreMagic’s greatest strength lies in its diversity of strategies. Many consider poor competitive formats those with few options, where one or two decks dominate the meta. You can play aggressive decks, themed decks built around different creature...
Read moreAccording to two controversial Reddit threads, the next wave of Final Fantasy x MTG Play Boosters won’t arrive until the end of the year.
Read moreThe Final Fantasy games are known for their selfless heroes, strong-knit teams, and the forces of good, everything that white’s good at in MTG.
Read moreThe Final Fantasy Secret Lairs, awesome as they are, are the latest headache for simple consumers who just wanted to get their hands on a few coveted Secret Lair drops.
Read moreChocobos are hands-down one of the most iconic and lovable parts of the Final Fantasy universe. These big, fluffy birds have been carrying heroes across the world for years—and now they’ve found their way into Magic: The Gathering.
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