| Illustration by Nijihayashi The Final Fantasy Magic set promises to bring loads and loads of new players to the game, so its Commander precons are some of the most important we’re going to see in a while. They need to be functional so that the...
Read morethe Final Fantasy set has a pair of cards that captures the most iconic, heartbreaking, unforgettable moment in the entire series: That time Sabin suplexed and entire train in Final Fantasy VI.
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Read moreOne Commander I’ve been interested in since it was spoiled is Y’shtola, Night’s Blessed, the face commander of the Scions & Spellcraft precon. Today, I’m upgrading the precon to bring out the best in this lovely spellslinger commander!
Read moreA forgotten blue creature from Mirrodin may be the best friend for Final Fantasy’s best Commander!
Read moreFinal Fantasy brings a group of precons focused on individual Final Fantasy games. Final Fantasy VII gets its own deck, and it’s a Naya precon featuring popular FF characters like Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith.
Read moreWizards isn’t content just blowing people away with Final Fantasy spoilers and Commander decks. Secret Lairs had to get in on the action, too.
Read moreThe Ultimate Pencil Secret Lair is selling poorly – and fed up Magic players are pretty happy about it.
Read morePlay boosters came to replace set and draft boosters, so there’s much to consider. What’s the difference between play boosters and set boosters, and how are they alike? Let’s “set” the scene and get ready to “play” as we discuss these...
Read moreFinal Fantasy’s treading a lot of familiar territory, and for the better! Not only will people recognize a lot of the source material, but they might even recognize some of the card designs, too.
Read moreWizards keeps dropping early looks at Final Fantasy commanders a few days ahead of the official spoiler season kick-off, and they all look amazing.
Read moreMagic is a game of words. Words make up the rules and mechanics of the game. MTG’s story is told through the cards first and through novels, free short stories, and other media second. This is where flavor text comes in.
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