Ive always loved Equipment decks, and the options within MTG s Final Fantasy crossover have made them feel more effective than maybe ever
This is a rare example of a creature land leaving something tangible behind once its finished being a creature for the turn, making the tempo loss of animating it early on in a game less noticeable than its peers
The Infinite Guidline Station, a five-color Legendary Artifact Spacecraft, turns into a 7/15 creature with Flying and gains "Whenever Infinite Guidline Station attacks, draw a card for each multicolored permanent you control" at 12+ Station power
This is especially true if youre playing a deck loaded up with creatures and other permanents with Enter the Battlefield abilities, as any targeted effect your opponent tries to use on your permanents is likely to let you rebuy an Enter the Battlefield
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Guardian Naga // Banishing Coils can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others
I was blinded by how awesome it was along with how it was a card that very few others were touting, and I wanted desperately to make a risky but correct call