We also have The War in HeavenThe War in Heaven (9,278 decks), which will mill us for three on the second chapter, and reanimate on the third
Its also probably the easiest to upgrade as both ink colors have good reasonably-priced options or very expensive but excellent ones
In an Ink color full of powerful Singer cards you can see why paying four ink to sing another song could be worth it
It pairs well with humans that produce wolf tokens, like Kessig Cagebreakers or Tovolar's Huntmaster
Start slowly, buy the products that you like the most and evaluate to what extent you want to collect this set, whether for the TCG factor, or because Final Fantasy for you, as it is for me, represents an important part of your good memories, each one evoked in the illustrations of the new Magic expansion.
Perhaps Post Malone will swoop in again, able to flex both of the ultra-rare cards