Their Final Fantasy knowledge can help them build their first deck during a pre-release event, something that wouldn't have worked had Wizards of the Coast not made the effort to really solidify the set's flavor
These are very similar to the old Magic: The Gathering prerelease promo cards that we recently discontinued, much to the frustration of Magic players
$0.35 Gohn, Town of Ruin Final Fantasy $0.49 Balamb Garden, SeeD Academy Final Fantasy $0.35 Sharlayan, Nation of Scholars Final Fantasy $0.35 Vector, Imperial Capital Final Fantasy $0.35 Windurst, Federation Center Final Fantasy $0.35 Treno, Dark City Final Fantasy $0.35 Insomnia, Crown City Final Fantasy $0.35 The Gold Saucer Final Fantasy $0.35 Crossroads Village Final Fantasy $0.69 Zanarkand, Ancient Metropolis Final Fantasy $0.35 Rabanastre, Royal City Final Fantasy $0.35 Baron, Airship Kingdom Final Fantasy 0 results found
Watching Cloud Strife step off that train in Midgar with his Buster Sword on his back was pure magic (Get it?)
You might also lose some money as youre starting out nobody is going to have perfect foresight regarding every product, especially as theyre building up their knowledge and expertise
This is accomplished by paying an alternate cost, usually in ink, for less than it would cost to play the card normally