Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy crossover set put an immense amount of care and attention in bringing the game's most iconic villains to life within the rules and standards of MTG, while also giving them a flavor evocative of their original Final Fantasy game
Any time we see a 3-mana 3/3 with Haste it tends to be a pretty solid aggressive creature, though certainly not the most exciting card ever, but it is definitely efficient
If you successfully complete the minigame, you then get the effect of the Prize printed on the card
However, there are still many more changes happening with the two-year anniversary of the game to keep everyone on their toes, whether it is someone who plays competitively or simply enjoys making themed collections of cards
You now have three colourless mana floating, and can do it again: tap Basalt Monolith to make three more colourless mana, pay three to untap it, copy the ability using two colourless and Rings of Brighthearth, untap Basalt Monolith once, tap it to make three more colourless, and then untap it with the copied ability
It's a great effect