Despite this familiarity, Final Fantasy does have some tricks up its sleeves to make Adventures more exciting than usual
Not many Illusion characters have been revealed in Set 7 so we probably wont see them often in gameplay very much, which actually could mean theyll be effective since most players wont tech for them (Card Game jargon meaning specifically prepare their deck to play against them.) But if more of these Illusion characters are revealed in later sets, we could see them affect the meta (the current deck trends in a Trading Card Game)
This thing costs an effective eight mana to transform (less if you control other towns), and you still need to crew it once it becomes airborne, but thats a nice card advantage vehicle hiding on the back half of the land
The process is quick, fun, and easy for everyone
The answer is March of Swirling Mist, which has all the same upsides as the New Capenna instant with a much higher ceiling
Glistener Elf and Blighted Agent, for instance, are both piddly 1/1s
