Not only does the deck play more desirable one-drop items like Pawpsicle and Fortisphere, but it also gives the deck a character that can sing Let the Storm Rage On as early as turn two
Either way, it's hard to complain about good value in a Secret Lair product
Fire tornadoes filled with electricity spread through Midgar, destroying everything in their path, as the meteor comet descends to eviscerate the planet
Despite the game's serious themes and story, it still retains some of that classic Final Fantasy shine that's translated well to the Tidus' card art
In this one, we find ourselves on the treacherous high seas, following the guidance of an ancient treasure map
You can play characters quickly and start questing for lore early