Collectors hunted down the ultra-rare variants from that era, but the base versions were largely confined to casual decks
So, if Summon: Fenrir enters with two lore counters on it, both its first and second chapter abilities will trigger, and you can put those abilities on the stack in either order
Despite the numerous good hits in the set, this boxs high price point mostly derives from low supply
Players can use these cards to upgrade commander and draft decks, while collectors enjoy the rare art styles that make each pack feel like a piece of Magic history
Finally, MTG Final Fantasy has double-faced cards, representing all sorts of stuff, from multi-stage boss monsters to minigames or key story moments
Well discuss the set mechanics more in a moment when we look into the individual archetypes, but there are a few central themes that affect card evaluation