Bringing the entire Final Fantasy saga to your tabletop usually comes with a pretty steep "collector's tax," but Amazon is currently cutting that price by $76
The Data Collection Marathon: 10,000+ manual photographs: Same cards photographed in every possible sleeve configuration Multiple sleeve types: Penny sleeves (clear, colored, matte), top loaders, magnetic holders, screw-downs Binder variations: 9-pocket pages, 4-pocket pages, different brands, worn vs new, front and back Every angle imaginable: Straight-on, tilted, curved in binders, partial views, overlapping cards Lighting scenarios: Natural light, indoor lighting, flash, shadows, extreme glare, low light Real collector setups: Cards stacked in boxes, displayed on shelves, in trade binders Then came the augmentation pipeline
You can't have the player find cards in their library that aren't asked for by the search instruction
Although, what does that guy in the bottom left think he's doing
Mardu has a lot of access to artifact support, making Jan Jansen, Chaos Crafter a fantastic commander choice for Sacrifice decks in Mardu
