Once per turn, when creatures with counters on them deal combat damage to a player, the player who controls Tidus can draw a card and proliferate (i.e., add an extra counter to creatures and permanents that already have them)
Yes it's quite expensive but not unreasonably so if it lets you win the game
Yet, with four months to go before FF crosses over with one of the best card games , weve already been given a sneak peak of the Commander decks that will accompany the set
Its firstly a Cleric, and a Human, both universally good creature types
For instance: Creatures (25) 2 Llanowar Elves 2 Priest of Titania 2 Wirewood Symbiote 1 Quirion Ranger 1 Fyndhorn Elves 1 Viridian Shaman 3 Birchlore Rangers 1 Mirror Entity 4 Heritage Druid 4 Nettle Sentinel 1 Regal Force 3 Elvish Visionary Lands (16) Spells (11) In case you were wondering, yes, Ancestral Recall, Time Walk, and Timetwister had a very powerful dimension to Elves, and a playset of Skullclamps is no joke, either
Creatures you control gain +1/+1 counters equal to how much damage they dish out in combat, getting bigger and bigger with each attack