mtg final fantasy anima Variants: Summon: (0364 IV — Oblivion — Each opponent sacrifices a creature of their choice and loses 3 life Summon: Anima (borderless) X4 M/NM

You can create combo lines with the Ravnica bounce lands and Exploration effects, ramping into huge threats early on in a game

Cards like Cloud, Ex-Soldier, Gilgamesh, Master-at-arms, and Firion, Wild Rose Warrior, are great at pulling out the best of Equipment, boosting creatures to a ridiculous degree

Without cheap characters of their own or a proper sweeper effect like Be Prepared or Grab Your Sword, players facing down this type of strategy would quickly find themselves at an extreme disadvantage

Second set Rise of the Floodborn, which releases in local game shops this Friday, feels like the other half to The First Chapter, complementing and building upon the original set to bring me right back to my Lorcana obsession