Even though it hasn't been released yet, Final Fantasy is already the best-selling set in the 32-year-old card game's history, and RPGSite had a chance to preview some brand new cards and hear from some of the creative designers behind the set
Aside from looking as cool as the fight in XVI does, this sorcery lets you manipulate the amount of lore counters on a Saga card under your control: the card archetype that represents Final Fantasy s various summon creatures across the games in the set to reflect their status as powerful, but limited-time forces in battle
Beast, Hardheaded provides one solution, allowing you to use its Break ability to banish an item of your choice when he enters play
When you Surveil 2 with that card, you can bury a Sorcery
It lets you dump all of your mana into an X-spell that ostensibly converts all that mana into damage
This might not be entirely applicable to MTG, but its a fact that foil cards or those with special art are much more valuable than their regular counterparts