The card only shows up in 2500 EDH decks at present, but the number should likely be higher, and the land untap effect is unique and provides open ended synergies with future cards that will be printed without considering its presence in casual metas
Given the structure of the deck, which is completely consecrated to resolving a few copies of Crashing Footfalls, however, the card really is a house
As a dual-type Water/Fighting Pokmon, it is an evolution of Poliwhirl when exposed to a Water Stone, showcasing a unique blend of aquatic and martial prowess
Each one will set you back $29.99 for a Standard Edition or $39.99 for a Foil Edition (the latter of which should be particularly good at capturing the fiery glow of Karlachs infernal engine)
The hype is unreal, with Final Fantasy outselling Lord of the Rings before people have even seen the entire set
So yeah, you can say Im excited for Final Fantasy