More cards from MTG's upcoming Final Fantasy set were revealed last weekend, including a Secret Rendezvous card, the art for which is based on the Gold Saucer date from the original Final Fantasy 7
Its important to note that Ive selected Deathrite Shaman instead of Sylvan Caryatid to try out initially because there are few one-drops in this deck, so having access to these would be great
That means taking the elevator or climbing all 59 floors
The exception is if you enjoy the opening experience itself, want multiple cards from a set, or are building a local game store rotation where sealed product matters
Drop this as soon as turn two, and then turn any future dead land into an actual, proper card, until the game ends in your sweet victory, or this is destroyed
With a high ink cost (7), but a fair bit of Strength (4) and Willpower (7), his biggest boon is arguably the "Hire A Crew" ability