This works out great sometimes but if they know what you need to do, your opponent can play around it
Ultimately, so long as theres demand, Wizards of the Coast is going to keep printing Final Fantasy products
This scene itself is impactful as it hearkens back to Tifa's time as a girl growing up in Nibelheim, serious conversations had on the water tower between her and Cloud as kids, and even more conversations had about it as adults
This often means new cards, characters, and game mechanics, but soon the game will also be expanded to feature two new card rarity types: Epic and Iconic
That's not a waste -- it's the intended use for a lot of collectors, and the price differential makes it the smarter call for anyone who'd rather not play a $150 card into a standard FNM
You must still pay all costs and follow any timing restrictions and permissions for artifact spells you cast from your graveyard this way