New standard cards were also revealed, showcasing the deep integration of Final Fantasy lore into MTG mechanics: Choco, Seeker of Shangri-La (from Final Fantasy 9): A powerful Chocobo Commander card, surprising even Ichikawa, who noted its historical parallels with Magic: The Gatherings Birds of Paradise
That said, the deck has 25 new-to-Magic cards to make up the difference, so all it takes is a few monetary hits from among those to give it a pass on value
Ultima, Origin of Oblivion Rating: 4/10 Five mana for a 4/4 flying creature that any deck can play sounds perfectly reasonable, but Ultima, Origin of Oblivions other abilities dont seem all that good in Limited
Terra, Magical Adept Commander players shouldn't get all the fun, so here's a combo that'll work in Standard, and only takes two cards: Terra and Yenna, Redtooth Regent
I'm also a huge fan of this art, and the dozens (dozens!) of Final Fantasy VIII fans will scoop this up quick