Every card from Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set has been revealed, and there are a lot of great references to the source material. Technically, every card in this set is a reference to some moment or item from a Final Fantasy game, but some stand out as better inclusions than others. There are some good deep-cut references, and recreations of fan-favorite moments that make this set feel like an authentic Final Fantasy tie-in. 3p1950

Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set begins its Prerelease events this week, and anyone participating would benefit from knowing what Draft archetypes to build around. Each new Magic: The Gathering set tends to include around 10 archetypes that can help guide players when playing Limited formats like Draft or Sealed, the latter of which is the format for Prerelease events. While you're free to build outside these archetypes, they can be useful for new players who aren't used to Limited.

Prerelease events for Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set start this Friday and continue through next week. This is your first chance to get your hands on the new set and compete in a casual tournament against other local Magic players for prizes like extra booster packs. While these events are pretty common, and most Magic: The Gathering players are likely familiar with how they work, any Final Fantasy fans checking out the game for the first time might be a little lost.

Every card from Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set has now been revealed, allowing us to see which of the new legendary creatures work best as commanders. Between the Standard set and its Commander supplement, Final Fantasy has over 130 new commanders, representing major characters. There are a lot of potentially great options to build around, so if you don't see a commander here, that doesn't necessarily mean it's bad.

As Magic: The Gathering's previews for the Final Fantasy set are winding down, I wasn't expecting to see too many more cards that really blew me away. I figured there might be a few cool designs saved for the end to keep the excitement up for next week's Prerelease events. What I wasn't expecting was a new commander card that I would be very excited about, even if I haven't played the Final Fantasy game that it comes from.

Warning: this article contains spoilers for Final Fantasy 4, 6, 7, 10, 13, 15, and 16Magic: The Gathering is continuing to preview its Final Fantasy set, which has so far done a great job adapting the video games. Not only are standalone cards good representations of the game's characters and items, but the cards also work well together to recreate iconic moments from the series. The designs are so well-done, that some Magic players may find themselves recreating iconic Final Fantasy moments, even if they don't realize it, or have never played the games.

Magic: The Gathering has ruled the TCG industry for decades now, and over the past few years, the franchise has only grown in popularity. Now, it seems the team behind the game is ready to expand Magic: The Gathering in a way we've not seen before. After all, Dark Horse Comics just announced it has acquired the rights to Magic: The Gathering, and the deal promises to explore untold lore that fans have been waiting for ages to learn.

I have been closely following all the previews for Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set and evaluating what I think of it based on how well the game translates FF story beats into card mechanics. So far, I have been overwhelmingly happy with Wizards of the Coast's handling of the source material, and a recent preview continues that trend. This new mythic rare from the set perfectly captures several pivotal moments from one of my favorite Final Fantasy games: Final Fantasy 7.

Earlier today, Screen Rant shared an exclusive preview of some Magic: The Gatheringcards from the game's Final Fantasy set. One of the cards previewed was a Final Fantasy 16 character that may indicate a pattern in the Final Fantasy: Through the Ages set. This set is an offshoot of the main set which includes Final Fantasy versions of existing Magic: The Gathering cards, instead of the mechanically unique cards.

Ahead of its big release, ScreenRant can exclusively reveal two cards from Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy-themed set. Later this summer, Magic: The Gathering will release a new set based around the entirety of the Final Fantasy franchise. Characters, spells, locations, and moments from all the Final Fantasy games will be represented in the new set, celebrating one of the seminal video game franchises of all time.