Each carved its own legend, and now the MTG Final Fantasy crossover delivers a collectors dream for fans of both franchises
It's the same 200-odd cards that everyone else can access and, more importantly, only one or two of the rare ones are required for you to build a highly competitive deck around - after less than a week of checking in daily, I had enough for at least one, and probably with a bit of targeted play two or three, of the main competitive decks already
It doubles your treasure mana production, it has haste and flying so it can be effective immediately, and it still benefits you slightly when your opponents remove it with spells
This is perfect for anything that requires fuel in the form of cards in graveyards
In Pokemon Legends: Arceus, running into a group of Murkrow at night could be quite frightening
Each Rod of Absorption tracks the cards it has exiled separately