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I want to get my grubby hands on these cards, not just because they look pretty, but because of how impressively the new Final Fantasy set adapts the video games ideas and mechanics
That's because Elspeth, Storm Slayer is a token doubler masquerading as an MTG planeswalker
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Cleopatra, Exiled Pharaoh can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others
The deck features enter the battlefield triggers including graveyard hate (Angel of Finality), Bolster (Anafenza), artifact/enchantment removal (Angel of the Ruins), creature tokens (Blade Splicer, Emeria Angel, Regal Caracal), flicker (Charming Prince, Restoration Angel, Flickerwisp), reanimate (Emeria Shepherd, Karmic Guide, Sun Titan), venture (Nadaar, Radiant Solar), fetch (Solemn Simulacrum, Ambitious Farmhand), creature removal, life gain, and much much more