The first category to look at is the most obvious one: spend X mana to cast a card, and when it enters the battlefield, you get Y energy
Iron Myr
The Emperor, Hell Tyrant Yawgmoth, Thran Physician, Magics greatest villain, has reappeared as Final Fantasy IIs overarching antagonist
Brigids Command Aside from the obvious kithkin synergies, Brigid's Command loves decks that go wide or tall, but especially a little bit of both
(If a permanent with a stun counter would become untapped, remove one from it instead.) Illustrated by Zoltan Boros Unreleased This card will be released on 2026-11-13, it is not legal in any format until its release date approaches
Retrieve the Esper Rating: 2/10 Casting expensive sorceries should be worthwhile in Final Fantasy Limited, but even with two bites at the apple, casting a very underwhelming creature doesnt sound too appealing