[6] The set features Saga creatures, Towns, transforming double-faced cards, and the job select and tiered keywords
For example, if you have two Nyxbloom Ancients on the battlefield, you'll get nine times the original amount and type of mana
Many character classifications are clearly linked to the nature of the character on the card
Cards that seem a bit random on launch will often receive additional support later, effectively serving as teasers for full archetypes in retrospect
This set could be the start of your MTG journey "This new Magic the Gathering crossover is exactly what I dreamt that Final Fantasy cards could be [...] the new renders of Terra, Cloud, Tidus, and Yshtola on the boxes are some of the nicest depictions of the beloved characters Ive seen in years - and might finally be the push that gets me into playing Magic