Even better, it asks you to sacrifice the creatures you put counters on, which opens you up to lots of nonsense with The Ozolith
When you do this, you get to effectively filter the top five cards of your deck for the characters you need and put them into your hand
If you don't mind a deck that feels more directionless and asks you to adapt on the fly, you'll get on with this deck just fine
There are also three Final Fantasy Secret Lair drops coming out shortly before the set
Unfortunately, while the Final Fantasy set does have a lot to love, its not entirely perfect
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