Since the Final Fantasy decks are pretty new, anyone who hasn't been testing them ahead of time online through unofficial channels like Tabletop Simulator or Cockatrice likely hasn't gotten a good idea of how well each deck plays just yet
2004: Skullclamp from Darksteel Ah, Skullclamp
If a seller accepts, the card gets shipped to StockX first, where they authenticate it before forwarding it to you
You are basically going to draw an extra card during your upkeeps
The core of the deck, Goldspan Dragon, Expressive Iteration, Frost Bite, Alrunds Epiphany, Faceless Haven, Galazeth Prismari, Saw it Coming, and Behold the Multiverse, all stay legal while losing only very few pieces
Daoust's prized possession is a First Edition Shadowless Blastoise, a popular Pokmon from the original run