Plenty of cards from that set offer benefits based on the number of party members or even having a full party with one of each creature type
One of the times it isnt good is in decks that have a lot of colored pips, and for those occasions, Sceptre of Eternal Glory is here to offer you a deal: if you can get three lands with the same name into play, you can have three colored mana instead of three colorless
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Or, well, I would be, if I wasnt so damn terrified of Spiders
Since the Final Fantasy decks are pretty new, anyone who hasn't been testing them ahead of time online through unofficial channels like Tabletop Simulator or Cockatrice likely hasn't gotten a good idea of how well each deck plays just yet