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#5: Sprite Dragon When Im not playing Elves, I enjoy playing a vary wide range of decks in all sorts of formats
That's why you really want to be running protection spells to ensure he sticks around
Ajanis ultimate only targets one opponent, so at least it misses your part of the table
Of course, no FF merchandise could be made without including FFVII, so you can rest easy knowing Cloud and the rest of the party have a deck all to themselves
It gives each of them a power and toughness boost equal to the number of colors they have, which turns efficient threats into unstoppable monsters