What he does is create a board state that opponents must constantly answer, and which regenerates every time they think they have dealt with it
Whenever you cast your second spell each turn, you may sacrifice an artifact
Another play pattern is to draw with the impending ability, and once this guy wakes up, you can protect it with a counterspell
you will not need to "re-collect" these cards
While it is not the strongest card in the set and its high cost doesn't help either, this could be good in limited play." Magic: The Gathering fans got to take a peek at the Final Fantasy crossover earlier this year at MagicCon 2024
why spend 3 or 4 mana to protect everything when you only care about, say, protecting your Voltron commander or whatever creature youre covering in equipment