With Fauna Shaman in your deck, you can also take more of a toolbox approach to deck building, with one or two copies of specific cards to help in any situation
Thats because it can generate up to four Lore, has Evasive (so it can only be challenged by other Evasive characters) and has decent Strength and Willpower, at 5 for each
I just wish it were an interesting one

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Well, in MTG Final Fantasy, summons are represented by saga creatures
Archmage Emeritus is the best friend of any Spellslinger player, turning every cantrip into a one-mana draw two, and every other spell into a cantrip