Even if you're not invested in Wizards of the Coast's long-running card game Magic: The Gathering, there's a good chance that you, the discerning Eurogamer reader, have heard that there's a Final Fantasy crossover set which launches today
The ability to sacrifice a creature at the beginning of ones end step, thus generating damage and at the same time still receiving a good mana buff, lets the player start with a good base into the opponents rounds
At (3)(U)(U), this wouldnt be playable, let alone be able to make it to this list
Revisiting the beloved MTG plane of Kamigawa sees the return of Ninjutsu to Standard, as well as two new planeswalkers
It should be busy
However, because poisoning your enemies I mean opponents is such a short goalpost, it tends to be one of the most hated ways to play