Again, it's another nice blend of flavor and function, really driving home how well this Commander deck was designed
As it turns out, limiting the tutoring ability to creature cards that cost one mana value or less isn't much of a limitation at all
We know this Ink can transform both Storyborn and Dreamborn characters, as well as the landscape
Opponents will find themselves forced to deal with this card immediately, or risk being completely overwhelmed by the sheer card economy the family generates
When using the Shift 5 ability, which allows the six-cost card to be played one turn early if a cheaper Merlin can be commandeered for the cause, Merlin gets to make use of another feature called Overdeveloped Brain
That means the Final Fantasy cards will no longer be legal to play in Standard in a few years, but that doesnt make them suddenly unusable altogether: youll be able to play them in other formats too, like Commander (more on that later), or in other non-rotating formats like Modern and Pioneer (which are more similar to Standard, but without the rotating pool of legal cards)
