This card represents one of the most famous moments in gaming history for JRPG fans, and comes with the memories associated with when we all lost Aerith for good
Players can't take actions between the time you choose what to attach and the time they're attached to the target creature
The four decks to look out for are as follows: Final Fantasy 6: Revival Trance (Red/White/Black) Final Fantasy 7: Limit Break (Red/White/Green) Final Fantasy 10: Counter Blitz (Blue/White/Green) Final Fantasy 11: Scions of Spellcraft (White, Blue, Black) The Final Fantasy 6 deck is led by Terra, Herald of Hope, while Limit Break is commanded by Cloud, Ex-Soldier from Final Fantasy 7
Thats clearly a useful ability in any situation, but it becomes exceptional when paired with the right characters and abilities
Seymour Guado (Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy) The best things you can do in Commander are drawing cards and generating mana
Because he requires some setup to really get a ton of value, he is more of a late game card