If an opponent sacrifices a nontoken permanent as part of paying the cost of a spell or ability, the last ability granted by Nazgl Battle-Mace will trigger and go on the stack on top of that spell or ability
So, for the first one, it just plops itself on the field in response to Chimera SSing, Golem's SSing, Orthros's destruction effect, or either Dragon's effect
Instead, it is another principal character from Final Fantasy 6 s cast for whom these mechanics would map more smoothly onto: Locke Cole
The interior is made of a soft microfiber, which is also perfect for keeping your Commander deck safe and sound as its being stored and transported
You can only use each effect of "Rising Fire" once per turn
Thats pretty typical in new formats though and I wont be at all surprised if this does some work down the line