In fact, Wizards found more than a few ways to incorporate Final Fantasy's less-serious moments into cards
Q: I control a Dreampod Druid with three +1/+1 counters on it, and my opponent controls Narod, the Beige Flower
Every time a card is placed in your inkwell, you gain one lore
I love coming here to see the clean art every month I was wondering tho, the Lugia and Ho-Oh immersives from last pack, does a full art of them each solo in a normal card aspect ratio exist anymore
Some things that may draw you into specific colors are: A really strong rare you're excited about Plenty of "removal" cards that can deal with your opponent's creatures A lot of playable cards in that color A good "mana curve" in that colormeaning lots of creatures of different costs Ideally, the colors you pick will have all four of these criteria, but if two or three of those are true, that's plenty good
This makes them high-risk, high-reward because the benefits they offer are balanced by the idea that your opponent gains more from bringing them down