Today we’re taking a look at the best colorless cards from Final Fantasy sets, those that fit every deck. Because they don’t follow strict color pie rules, these cards have the most potential to be broken.
Read moreY’shtola is now the #184 (and climbing!) most popular Commander… even before Final Fantasy is out!
Read moreFinal 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 moreFinal Fantasy just smashed all popularity records on MTG Arena. And broke MTG Arena, period!
Read moreHow can Final Fantasy cards compete in the hostile Standard format we have at the moment? An upcoming tournament answers that by limiting the field to just Final Fantasy and Foundations.
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 moreA new saga commander from Final Fantasy just can’t wait for your sagas to get to the good part. And a WHO card may be just what the Doctor ordered!
Read moreSage of Hours is a blue wizard from Journey into Nyx with busted ability. It does take quite a bit of set up, which is probably one of the big reasons it hovered around the $1 or $2 mark for so long.
Read moreAggro decks dominate Magic’s Standard Format. And if WotC doesn’t ban some key cards, Final Fantasy may not get a chance to shine.
Read moreWhy wait for the prerelease event, when you can play with the Final Fantasy MTG cards RIGHT NOW?
Read moreComplexity creep is an issue that doesn’t get discussed quite as much as power creep. But complexity in Magic remains on the rise, partly due to the increased use of cameo mechanics in the latest sets.
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