Rather than a fast-paced aggro deck, this is a slightly slower, support-focused deck filled with characters of the same type
This used to be different, but Magic fans found a way to exploit the rules, allowing costly, powerful spells like Tibalt, Cosmic Impostor, to be played for free
Being able to attack or ally with anyone in your group makes the whole thing feel like an adventure, with the WOTC FF Party rules taking it one step further
It came with 60 cards including two or three rares, with the rest typically being 20 basic lands, 25 commons, and 5 uncommons depending on the set
The transformation condition, when your life total drops to half or less, mirrors his journey to Mount Ordeals in FF4, providing a clever alternative to more common transform triggers
With the addition of this as a common card, there are more rare slots to be opened up for further development while Foundations is legal, meaning more opportunities for interesting cards