mtg final fantasy 5 color commander Yuna, Grand Summoner (#192) (extended art) Whenever another permanent you control is put into a graveyard from the battlefield Final Fantasy Reveals New Five-Color

Starting with the Ursula's Return expansion, the shift mechanic gained other ways of being activated beyond paying an ink cost

Theres also the fact that these cards are not unique to a set, in terms of their actual stats and abilities

And not just one Final Fantasy from Terra to Yshtola, four different mainline games are represented across the preconstructed Commander decks headlining the set

In a slower control deck where you really need those big removal cards or game-winners, its got potential

(Tales of Middle-earth was legal in the Modern format, but not Standard.) The Final Fantasy set is a big deal for Magic because it brings Universes Beyond into Standard, helping to usher in Spider-Man and Avatar: The Last Airbender sets later this year that will also be Standard-legal