Some were originally shown as P1 in promotional images, but the Challenge promo cards from Season 1 used the C1 set label
By the time your knees have worn through your robe, you may have begun to learn your place. Illustrated by Seb McKinnon Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
MTGxFINALFANTASY Holiday Release There will be four distinct Scene Boxes that each showcase a scene from FFI, FFVIII, FFIX, and FFXV
Plus, they also get one code redeemable for a digital download of the original FINAL FANTASY VII video game for the PC
Senior game designer Daniel Holt explained that the decision to have each deck themed around one game allowed the team to "dive deep into the lore of each, capturing even more beloved moments from across the games storyline." When asked exactly how Wizards of the Coast came to choose the games that would be included in the crossover (I'm slightly disappointed Final Fantasy 9 didn't make the cut), Holt explained that Final Fantasy 7 and 14 were the clear picks due to their popularity, but that Final Fantasy 6 and 10 were chosen partially due to how many fans of those games were among the Wizards of the Coast team
Already with the initial spoilers, I'm seeing a lot of non MTG player taking either their first or second look at the game with this set
