As arguably the most popular game in the series, Final Fantasy 7 looms large between its Commander deck and a suite of cards in the main set including an entire mini-cycle of Secret Rendezvous cards that showcase possible outcomes for FF7 s Gold Saucer date whereas Final Fantasy 8 is relegated to just a few cards and a scene box
Each Collector Booster pack contains 15 Magic: The Gathering cards along with a single foil double-sided token
For starters, it lets you double down on lands with handy enters effects, like Bojuka Bog or Mystic Sanctuary
That makes it a perfect place for these landcycling spells: They keep the land drops coming in the early game and make for reasonably powerful spells with high mana values to cascade both into and out of
Magic: The Gathering 's latest collaboration with the Final Fantasy franchise has already been a massive success, becoming the best-selling set in Magic 's history
This gives you the chance to play two cards for one, which is incredible early in the game