Final Fantasy 7 Has Always Made 7 Mechanically Important Final Fantasy 7 Starts With Cloud Advancing To Level 7 While this use of the number seven could just be seen as Magic: The Gathering, referencing the number of the Final Fantasy game Cloud and Tifa are from, it could be a deeper reference than that
It could be used to play fewer of your key cards at four copies because you essentially have an alternate way of getting them
For players who want to play Cloud, Planet's Champion or Sephiroth, Planet's Heir decks, direct them to the Starter Kit
However, it suffers in matchups against that use songs to dish out damage like Emerald/Steel Discard or Steelsong because it doesnt have much in it to defend against damage dealt by songs and actions
Breakout cards in tournaments that shake up the meta can also cause cards that arent even on this list to rise up if players want to make their decks look extra shiny for big tournaments
Hopefully, this deck feels familiar and nostalgic to players of both the original game and the modern series