Starting Town boasts the rare ability to provide mana of any colour for players, at the cost of a single point of life
Thus, FINAL FANTASY produces an interesting case as a Standard-legal Magic set - it's not powerful enough to where a ton of cards will have a huge impact, but at the same time it's refreshing to have a set introduced to the format that isn't full of cards that would drastically shake things up
The only real downside is the enchanted creatures low toughness
It can win fast, but requires a bit of brain power to keep it going past the mid-game
For example, if youre on the play and your starting hand after a mulligan contains a one-drop, two two-drops, two four-drops and two five-drops, then I will usually start on turn one by inking the worst four-drop
Rise of The Floodborn Starter Deck Amber & Sapphire To start with, Amber Sapphire is not a particularly competitive ink duo at the moment, so turning this starter into something strong enough for tourneys is not really on the table