This guide includes three different versions of the deck, depending on how many cards you have access to, starting with a budget version that uses minimal rares, then a more advanced one that includes some super rares, and finally, a top-end set that you can use in a competitive environment
Kefka, Court Mage // Kefka, Ruler of Ruin (FIN #322) Kefka, Court Mage / Kefka, Ruler of Ruin | Illustration by Yoshitaka Amano Carnival hues burst across the frame as Kefka, Court Mage pirouettes through Yoshitaka Amanos signature ink-and-wash dreamscape
Promo: 6 cards Into the Inklands Into the Inklands invites players to explore new magical landscapes through 204 new cards, offering fresh narratives and strategic possibilities
This deck helps introduce players to Action cards , a staple of the Emerald suite, no matter which set you're looking at
Table of Contents show Final Fantasy Basic Lands Treno, Dark City | Illustration by Jonas De Ro Lets start by considering the full slate of full-art basic lands, including a Wastes, which I didnt expect but makes perfect sense so that even the Eldrazi players can trick their deck out with FIN flavor
That means you can bring in characters two full rounds before they were intended to join the fray