as I mentioned in some of the other roundups, FFII is a really fun game with a cool cast and story, but often gets a little ignored by modern players because of how odd the game is about how you level up
The fact that it drops all of your lands into play means this could easily find a home in a ramp deck with a lot more lands than usual and each time you play one of these your hand gets filled with spells
They can broker deals with the other players and then have a backdoor to finish them off
It's here because I really wanted to highlight the idea that Lifelink decks, especially the grindier midrange ones, often benefit from the same thing Stax decks do: extra time
Graded slabs from PSA, CGC, or BGS eliminate the risk for serious purchases
While Court of Ire can deliver seven damage to any target per upkeep if youre the monarch, Court of Cunning can mill ten cards per upkeep if youre the monarch and Court of Locthwain can steal the top card of a single players library and play it for free if youre the monarch, Court of Ambition bests them all