We havent seen serious changes or new mechanics since Locations were introduced in set 3 Into the Inklands
Thats why I was pretty surprised to see how much the color combo could support the strategy, and thats as good as it is
At least they doesnt punish you if nobodys playing blue, but you cant really count on them being more than vanilla 3/3s
If you have the citys blessing, you can double the tokens that entered that turn
For example, if you control three permanents starting with A, B, and N, you can spell out the words "Ban" or "Nab," but you can't spell out "Banana" unless you gain control of two more A's and another N
Aside from being another step in the normalization of expensive Magic product, the fact that Final Fantasy is a Standard-legal set presents its own set of issues