While I still have some reservations, I find the D&D crossovers a lot easier to reconcile with Magics aesthetic (as I likely will with the Lord of the Rings set, and I am sure I would have were this set of precons focused on Warhammer Fantasy Battles, or even Age of Sigmar)
While my version runs a lot of charms, like Abzan Charm to control the board in a Draw-Go style of play, I do run plenty of other high value multicolor spells like Guided Passage to draw cards and politic, Invasion of Alara for tremendous value, and Unite the Coalition which is a bonkers top-end
Kefka wins
Well, in MTG Final Fantasy, summons are represented by saga creatures
For instance, Final Fantasy 7s remake trilogy has been running alongside the development of this Magic set, so is its Commander precon telling the story of the original or its reality-bending reimagining
It shines in grindy games or decks that burn through creatures early, giving you a quick way to reload