With it being Floodborn, of course that means he has the Shift keyword too, which reduces his Ink cost from 3, to instead just requiring you to discard an action card from your hand to get him into play
In 1v1 formats, free attackers and natural scaling force early answers, which makes it one of the most reliable ways white decks apply pressure without overextending
Power/Toughness: This is important for combat as they pair toughness and against power and vice versa Colour Types There are 5 main colors to Magic: The Gathering with a few more unique ones added over the last couple of decades
Still, for decks that care about fast, reliable mana across multiple colors, it's proving to be well worth the cost
My particular favourite is Yunas Whistle a heartbreaking moment in the game meant to help Tidus find her again even over great distances, but here its used to call a creature from your deck, making you search for it until you hit one and actually being able to call it forth unlike poor Tidus in game Listen to my story The Commander format already lends itself well to the FF setting being a multiplayer version of the game so it feels a lot like forming a party with an unlikely band of heroes and dealing with some particularly vicious villains
