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Instead, I think it bodes well for the way Wizards of the Coast is handling this set that a Final Fantasy fan would be able to accurately predict what some of their favorite characters might do

Emeritus of Abundance Emeritus of Abundance is the most literal interpretation of Regrowth on a stick in Magic, and its quite impressive

Or an Infinity Gauntlet card with a specific alternate win condition

The drop rate on Special Guests varies slightly from set to set, here are a few examples

While resolving Rottenmouth Viper's triggered ability, your opponent chooses a card to be discarded without revealing it, chooses a nonland permanent to be sacrificed, or chooses to do neither

The instant costs four, you exile a targeted nontoken you control, the top two cards, and then cloak them as 2/2 face down dorks with ward