Final Fantasy I includes an Esper commander, The Destined WarriorThe Destined Warrior, which is tied to the party mechanic
Bosss Orders Bosss Orders is an interesting card that sounds a bit cooler than it is
The only board wipe in the deck is Stick TogetherStick Together, which will invariably leave your side of the battlefield mostly untouched
Tidus rewards you for doing this by letting you draw cards and proliferate (add more counters), while his partner Yuna helps get your creatures on the board with extra counters to start
The second-most prominent deck is Rhinos, and most lists are reminiscent of the one that Kai Budde used to clinch another Pro Tour Top 8a three-color Temur build, with Flame of Anor in the sideboard as never-useless answer to Chalice of the Void
Moonshaker CavalryMoonshaker Cavalry and the infamous Craterhoof BehemothCraterhoof Behemoth both close out games in a flash, and rightly deserve their reputation