Besides that, the only real interaction a player had was to sideboard in other colors, a factor that they have no control over before they sit down at the table
Summon: Bahamut is one of the new Saga creatures introduced in Final Fantasy , and it is quite the powerhouse
Sword of Feast and Famine Does Sword of Feast and Famine charge rent
the Saga becomes a sturdy 5/5 creature that can't be blocked by a single creature, generates mana with every attack, and lets you steal cards from an opponent's graveyard
once the deck runs out, that player continues play with no further cards) All starter decks were built with these differences in mind, but with an eye on upgradability (and as a minor marketing enticement for players needing to pad these decks with a few extra cards to make them legal to use)
internally, so that's how we'll mark the differences here