The cards ability lets players replicate any artifact currently on the field, either from the players side or the opponents side
I was excited to flex my encyclopedic knowledge of FINAL FANTASY and utilized it to make sure all the cards had a creative hook and/or concept that would excite a FINAL FANTASY fan
Our English set won't be officially announced for a while, especially since the Japanese set is still being revealed
But then on Sunday the MTG playerbase caught wind of this trend, with a thread on the main MTG subreddit getting thousands of upvotes, followed by an extremely popular vid by AttackOnCardboard directing all eyes towards Moonmist: In other works, the perfect storm for a price spike: Under-printed common suddenly works with a wildly anticipated new set
On average, you will be netting three nonland permanents
In fact, it can theoretically churn out more than 6 mana on turn 4, which allows you to cast heavy hitters faster than your opponent can react