Closing Comments Like with The Lord of the Rings crossover, the Final Fantasy set truly feels like it has captured the spirit of the video games and transplanted them perfectly into Magic: The Gathering
I play Elves in three different formats (EDH, Pauper, & Modern) but have always been a little sad that theres no real support for Golgari Elves in EDH, because really I just wanted an excuse to loop Shaman of the Pack over and over again
Toss in Night of Souls' Betrayal, Kaervek, the Spiteful, or Ascendant Evincar and your opponents wont have a board
Cards from Revised Edition and Unlimited Edition have the following characteristics: No expansion symbol No copyright date Unlimited cards have a double beveled inside border, while Revised cards have a single beveled border Unlimited card titles are more left justified than Revised Unlimited card ink colors are darker than Revised 4th Edition & 5th Edition No expansion symbol 4th Edition has a 1995 copyright 5th Edition has a 1997 copyright 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th Editions 6th Edition has a "VI" expansion symbol & copyright 1993-1999 7th Edition has a "7" expansion symbol & copyright 1993-2001 8th Edition has a "8" expansion symbol & copyright 1993-2003 9th Edition has a "9" expansion symbol & copyright 1993-2005 Other Sets Chronicles: Chronicles cards are white bordered reprints of cards from Arabian Nights, Antiquites, Legends and the Dark, and have a 1995 copyright date
Connive is a mechanic that lets you draw a card, discard a card, and place a +1/+1 counter on the creature if a nonland card is discarded
