A collective of Magic artists has come together to depict memorable scenes from across the FINAL FANTASY saga in their own distinct styles
The presence of the small "1st Edition" stamp below the artwork is crucial, as it distinguishes this much rarer and more sought-after version from unlimited print runs
In reality this happens way more often than you think, against 5-colors Niv-Mizzet or various slow midrange or control decks games go long and without pressure all you do is basically chain cantrip after cantrip, returning some Arclight Phoenix to keep them busy during the midgame and set up that one turn kill
And the last two sets released truly are the epitome of this, with a clearly unpolished and perhaps straight-up bad set ( Spider-Man ) leading to a vibrant and exciting product filled with new and interesting mechanics ( Avatar )
The best part is that this is an Item and not a Supporter, so it doesnt use up your one Supporter use per turn
I find I generally would much rather the tempo of a 1/1 Wood Elf in play than the better value of another basic in my hand