The artwork is fun enough as you see this giant-beaked turtle about to chomp down on the luckless axe-wielding guy, but I love the flavour of it essentially 'retreating into its shell', represented by refusing to attack if it had to block the previous turn
Inversely, if youre playing a deck thats likely to frequently wipe the board clean, avoid mana dorks
I think the key to this deck is just to have fun with it, take whatever your draws give you and accept that you'll be most at home playing at casual, lower-powered tables
Final Fantasy 6 OpenCritic Reviews Top Critic Avg: 86 /100 Critics Rec: 91% Released October 11, 1994 ESRB T For Teen Due To Fantasy Violence, Partial Nudity Developer(s) Square Enix, Square Publisher(s) Square Enix, Square Engine Unity Genre(s) RPG 8 Zodiark Can Repeat the Final Days This FFXIV-Inspired card Is Balanced, As All Things Should Be Black cards in Magic: The Gathering are known for destroying monsters outright, so its fitting that Zodiark, Umbral God lean into its color
If youre spending a lot of your time slinging spells, youre not committing to the board as heavily as many other strategies
Previously the card's only downside was its high price of entry which averaged $107 before the reprint announcement
