A solid red commander and pretty popular in the 99, Purphoros, God of the Forge is a potent, and fairly pricey card: The regular version for the original Theros printing sits around $25, and later premium versions are close to $50
Every time one of your creatures dies, you gain a counter that never goes away, and during your end step, Meren brings a creature back from the graveyard to your hand or directly to the battlefield if your counter count is high enough
From there, you can pair these flicker effects with cards like Peregrine Drake, Palinchron, or a basic land (in the case of Ghostly Flicker) for infinite mana, Overwhelmed Apprentice to mill your opponents out, or Venser, Shaper Savant to return all opposing permanents to their owners hands, just to name a few of the possibilities
Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy Set Includes FF7 Rebirth's Gross Toothy Moogle Those that have played Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth should agree that the game's depiction of Moogles is probably the worst in the series, which look more like floating koalas than the classic Moogle we've all come to love
