Its inclusion as an easter egg in this Final Fantasy and Magic: The Gathering set celebrates the franchises eccentric side, and by spotlighting a joke that some devotees might miss, the crossover deepens its identity and enriches the overall experience
You could also look into using MTG proxies for the most colossally expensive cards, for casual play
At the moment, Traveling Chocobo is the most expensive chocobo of the bunch when you look at regular versions
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Fully tuned decks whose strategy isn't quite powerful enough (but often very unique) for cEDH - not every fully tuned deck can be competitive, no matter how much time you put into it
When I approached these decks, my guiding principle was What does the uncommon Legend from the previous set look like now as the face of this deck? Its been a couple of years, there was a whole Phyrexian invasion, and these returning students are now much more powerful