The fact that all three are steeped in fantasy, and D&D and Final Fantasy are both role-playing games, and that Final Fantasy is the latest set are all solid reasons for why the quality here is by and large improved, but I'd actually argue there's a far simpler explanation
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Lastly, something players often miss is that protection shouldnt stop at creatures
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where Clive has a "somewhat dark atmosphere, having sworn revenge," Dion reflects this, depicted as a "traditional image of a prince" and an "all-around Superman." [4] Dion is portrayed by Stewart Clarke in English
The creature can get to the 7 power requirement each turn, and the abundance of Equipment cards can make other creatures on your board reach that power, too, but Tifa doesnt really benefit from Equipments directly, which is a core aspect of this Final Fantasy precon
