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Final Fantasy is easily one of the biggest crossovers we’ve ever seen for Magic: The Gathering. Borrowing from the gargantuan JRPG series’ decades-long history for a full set, complete with Commander decks, bundles, and starter kits, Final Fantasy is one of the most hotly anticipated sets since 2023’s Lord of the Rings.
Launching on June 13, the set will feature characters, items, and places from all 16 of the mainline games. So if you’ve ever wanted to see Clive Rosfield take on Sephiroth, or Kimhari Ronso equip the Buster sword to cut down Vivi, this set is your best chance.
Every card here can be played alongside regular, non-Final Fantasy cards. You can also just keep them as-is and have a purely Final Fantasy experience if you want.
Latest Reveals – February 19, 2025
Final Fantasy’s official spoiler season is still weeks away, with Tarkir: Dragonstorm coming long before it. However, we’ve had a huge early look at the set, with plenty of cards to show us what’s in store.
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Sidequest: Catch A Fish//Cooking Campsite
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Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant
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Summon: Shiva
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Cecil, Dark Knight//Cecil, Redeemed Paladin
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Tonberry
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Jumbo Cactuar
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Sazh’s Chocobo
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Emet-Selch, Unsundered//Hades, Sorcerer of Eld
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Sephiroth, Planet’s Heir
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Garland, Knight of Cornelia//Chaos, the Endless
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Cloud, Planet’s Champion
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Sin, Spira’s Punishment
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White
White is going to be absolutely rammed with Moogles. Not that that’s a bad thing, especially when none of them appear to have FF7 Rebirth’s creepily toothy design.
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Sidequest: Catch A Fish//Cooking Campsite
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Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant
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Blue
Every Final Fantasy game is full of mages weaving complex spells and summoning forces of nature to save the party. This set is also introducing new Saga creatures to represent summons, which gives us a series of creatures with explosive effects for the short time they remain in play.
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Summon: Shiva
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Black
A Tonberry stabbing from the dark, or an evil paladin hell-bent on destroying the world, the villains of Final Fantasy are often more famous than the heroes.
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Cecil, Dark Knight//Cecil, Redeemed Paladin
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Tonberry
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Red
Final Fantasy is full of fiery, passsionate characters that would be perfect for red cards. There are also, of course, spells like Fira and Firaga, for when nothing quite cuts it like a fireball.
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Green
Chocobos and Cactuars abound in green, with one of the most noteworthy giving itself an eye-watering +9999/+0 buff whenever it attacks. Let’s hope this set doesn’t have Fling or Chandra’s Ignition in it.
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Jumbo Cactuar
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Sazh’s Chocobo
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Multicolored
People have spent decades arguing over what Magic colours Final Fantasy’s biggest names would be, and we’re finally seeing the debates settled once and for all with these multicolour cards.
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Emet-Selch, Unsundered//Hades, Sorcerer of Eld
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Sephiroth, Planet’s Heir
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Garland, Knight of Cornelia//Chaos, the Endless
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Cloud, Planet’s Champion
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Sin, Spira’s Punishment
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Colorless
Both Magic and Final Fantasy combine technology and the arcane, whether it be Cait Sith or Karn, and, of course, tons of swords, guns, gunswords, swords with guns attached, and guns made of swords, so we should see an interesting array of colourless cards on offer.
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Through The Ages
Each pack of Final Fantasy includes one card from the Through The Ages bonus sheet. These cards are largely reprints of existing MTG cards, but with classic Final Fantasy art layered on top.
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Dragon Of Mount Gulg (Ancient Copper Dragon)
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Yuffie Kisaragi (Yuriko, The Tiger’s Shadow)
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Commander Decks
As you’d expect from a release as big as Final Fantasy, the set comes with four preconstructed Commander decks. Each is based on one of four games, with FF6, FF7, FF10, and FF14 all receiving the honour.
Unlike sets like Doctor Who, not every Final Fantasy card is available in these decks. However, if you’re playing casually and not in a sanctioned format like Standard or Modern, every card here is playable alongside the main FF set, as well as any other MTG cards.
Revival Trance
Red/white/black gets some graveyard recursion with this this flying, self-milling take on Sun Titan.
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Terra, Herald of Hope
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Limit Break
Voltron is always a popular theme for a Commander deck. But this Equipment-focused deck tries something a bit different, and wants you to go wide with equipped creatures, instead of stacking them all on one Cloud and going in for the kill.
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Cloud, Ex-SOLDIER
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Counter Blitz
Green, white, and blue is often home to the counter-focused decks, and Tidus is no exception. Letting you move counters around each turn will certainly open him up for some fun interactions (Luminous Broodmoth, perhaps?).
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Tidus, Yuna’s Guardian
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Scions & Spellcraft
Though Final Fantasy 14 doesn’t strictly have a defined main character, Y’shtola is the closest thing to it. This deck wants players to lose life and for you to cast big spells, dishing out damage as an extra bit of value for your spells.
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Y’shtola, Night’s Blessed One generic, one white, one blue, one black legendary creature – Cat Warlock – 2/4 – Mythic Rare Vigilance At the beginning of each end step, if a player lost 4 or more life this turn, you draw a card. Whenever you cast a noncreature spell with mana value 3 or greater, Y’shtola deals 2 damage to each opponent and you gain 2 life. |
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