Magic is at its most fun when there's back-and-forth interaction, and players given a creature that can't be removed at all have too much incentive to make sure that blocking doesn't work either
- Equipped with a flap function that makes cards easy to insert and prevents them from falling out even when turned upside down
In short, Selvala is a great card, that just isn't really for this deck
Today, it plays a role on the lower etchelons of the top decks
And there are plenty of ways to generate Blood tokens thanks to Crimson Vow so that you can properly take advantage of Strefans second ability the turn it comes in
Truer to the Text: The Ivalice Chronicles excises the additions made to the War of the Lions version (Luso and Balthier, the Dark Knight and Onion Knight jobs), since that port was handled by a different team, and several original Tactics developers returned to work on the remaster