The name of the card is an allusion to the traditional Christmas carol called "Deck the Halls", as well as a meta-reference to "topdecking" which refers to playing a card on the same turn you draw it, often in a way to swing the game in your favor (which also provides its connection to the miracle keyword)
Functionally, that means her token creatures protect her from attacks, but combined with other token generation methods, she can become a force to be reckoned with
Sometimes this is accidental, sometimes intentional, but nevertheless creates an opportunity for cards to make their way to the public eye ahead of time Ultimately, theres no way to make these sound better than they do
Studying the journals of the necromage Nevinyrral leaves disciples gripped with the urge to exercise his draconian judgment
At PAX East on Saturday, we got the latest glimpse at some of the cards in the Final Fantasy Magic set, which will be released next month