We still didn't have anything approaching a "set file," but as someone who is more used to designing for Limited, I wanted to test our mechanics in something that felt like the games of Limited I was used to
Rather than capping the effect, like Rapunzel did at three damage, Ohana Means Family instead removes all damage from one of your characters and lets you draw a card for each point healed in the process
The idea we went with was based on the living weapon mechanic, where an Equipment enters, creates a creature token, then attaches itself to that token
Well, that something to write home about
8 Final Fantasy 5 Odin of Final Fantasy 5 is a demanding summon
The downside is he's worth $387.49 market value, and as "low" as $260 for a Japanese version