(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
They both teach different mechanics, but in a way that won't overwhelm new players and can also be fun for veterans, too
My main complaint from a design aspect is the bonus sheet, of all things
A total of 136 players will compete in the main event: 96 qualified through DLCs, 24 from CCQs, and 16 from the Last Chance Qualifier held on Friday
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May only really has Tifa Lockhart (Final Fantasy VII) on the 3rd, but shes a popular enough character that Id expect her to get a birthday preview like this