Final Fantasy's arrival in Commander could've been a hollow fanservice gimmick - all flash, no function
It plays as a midrange aggressive deck of sorts, but it has several weaknesses that could be upgraded, as one might expect for a starter deck
Token copies of double-faced permanents are also considered double-faced permanents and can transform the same way the object they copied can
That hasnt stopped Wizards of the Coast from releasing several different sizes throughout the years, however, with varying sizes and uses
The problem with these cards is that there aren't enough instants and sorceries in the deck to make them valuable
Quite rightly, Clive is dominant here, featuring on two different legendary creature cards as well as being name-checked on a land card of his hideaway