Flipping Clive requires the same six mana sorcery-speed investment as Terra, which isnt great but is at least less risky due to Clives higher toughness
If it dies or goes to another zone before then, it will stay where it is
In Magic: The Gathering these are represented by something weve never seen before: saga creatures (weve seen sagas and creatures combined before but with one transforming into the other, weve never seen a card be printed as both a saga and creature at the same time before)
Just yesterday, we saw the first MTG card that rewards nonbasic land use, and today we saw a rare rule come out of storage
Besides, the lack of balance means this deck would never cut it against custom creations
We're expecting a horde of MTG Final Fantasy spoilers for Saturday's Pax East panel, but a few have come early to avoid the rush