Ultimately, players need to carefully study this roster of additions and all of their quirks when they launch in June, but needless to say, a lot of thought has gone into ensuring this mechanic feels appropriate in the context of Magic: The Gathering and Final Fantasy
However, because pretty much everyone agrees that the Reserved List is a bad thing for the game of Magic and would prefer it disappear yet nothing has changed, there isn't much of a reason to rehash the problems with the list or spend a bunch of time calling for it to end
That said, his various in-game appearances do an excellent job of conveying his rise through the villainous ranks
That not only offers steady card advantage, it also fuels graveyard synergies along the way
It has bloodthirst X, meaning it enters the battlefield with +1/+1 counters equal to the damage dealt to your opponents this turn, making it stronger as you pressure your foes
If you're playing this card, you'll certainly want Goblin Chieftain or Warchief in your corner, as Muxus can then swing out the turn he comes down and finish the game in one fell swoop