Being able to take an extra turn for merely two mana is so wildly overpowered that, along with Chaos Orb and a few others, Time Walk became one of Magic's earliest banned cards
You may cast any number of the copies without paying their mana costs. In essence, whenever you cast a spell, you can cast more spells - and it snowballs
Weapons Focused on, well, weaponry from the long-running RPG franchise, the Weapons drop offers the following: Yunas Sending Staff (Staff of the Storyteller) - Final Fantasy 10 Clives Invictus Blade (Blade of Selves) - Final Fantasy 16 Clouds Buster Sword (Umezawas Jitte) - Final Fantasy 7 Gaias Dark Hammer (Colossus Hammer) - Final Fantasy 14 Tiduss Brotherhood Sword (Sword of Truth and Justice) - Final Fantasy 10 Grimoire Grimoire is all about spells and the characters casting them
You exile cards until you get to a nonland card and check if it has the appropriate mana value
We even had to make sure that we had frames for token battles (which don't exist as printed objects in paper but can be created)
All decks require 2-drops, and White Mage's Staff looks like a very solid one for Final Fantasy Limited formats
