For those who never played it, Final Fantasy I involves a time loop, and Garland is also the very first boss you fight in the game, only to come back later and reveal himself to be far more powerful than you expected after defeating him 30 minutes into the game
Giving players the opportunity to find the right cards in their library by self-milling helps give Picklock Prankster an edge over similar Faerie cards
My build focused on two-color Dragons and also ran two cycles of cards that had land cycling abilities
Its a unique deck that ramps up lands and uses its Commander, Omo, Queen of Vesuva, to make those lands all types, and creatures all types, too
Instead of trying to finish the game as quickly as possible, a control player will spend most of their time taking care of their opponents threats