Eternalize is great with explore. This statement has a lot of levels
Once we came to that, it meant all of our saga creatures were also going to be enchantments, so obviously the summoners had to care about enchantments in one way or another and different summoners had to do that in different ways. As both saga enchantments and creatures, summons in the Final Fantasy set can act like a normal creature while they remain on the board
Without all the cards fully revealed, there very well may be another card that seems even more overpowered than Jumbo Cactuar when pre-orders start arriving

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