Overall, the MtG Final Fantasy Starter Kit is an excellent purchase for Final Fantasy fans keen on checking out a truly iconic match-up in the MtG format, providing value for money and an almost perfect entry-point
When all is said and done, players will have two playable decks which, when compared to the cost of two starter decks, is a $9 savings
The card was originally printed in a set infested with werewolves, but works with Clive, Ifrit's Dominant or any transforming summon
Not particularly spectacular as a 3/3 flier, Glory really shines if you can pitch it to the bin early via Patrol Hound, Anurid Brushhopper, or Wild Mongrel
The Wind Crystal will then double the amount of life that effect would cause you to gain
The summons used in all the decks, but most prominent in the Final Fantasy 10-based Counter Blitz, are reminiscent of the Sagas of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, except that they start as enchantment creatures and are sacrificed after three turns