BEST BLACK COMMANDER CARDS FROM FINAL FANTASY! | Set Review
18In this video, Nathan reviews the BEST Commander cards in mono-black from Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy Commander. Final Fantasy brings us a ton of sweet new legends and plenty of power creep, but is it enough to make a dent in the Commander format? Stay tuned to find out!
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00:00:00 Best Black Cards
00:14:22 Honorable Mentions
00:23:46 Top 3 Black Cards
The upcoming Magic: The Gathering – Final Fantasy Universes Beyond set introduces compelling blue cards that promise to invigorate Commander gameplay with unique mechanics and thematic depth.
Another notable inclusion is the innovative "Saga Creatures," which blend the mechanics of sagas and creatures. These cards, such as iconic summons like Bahamut and Shiva, function as enchantment creatures that can attack and block while progressing through saga chapters, culminating in powerful effects .
In the Final Fantasy set for Magic: The Gathering, black cards bring powerful synergy and thematic resonance to the Commander format, particularly through standout legends like Sephiroth, Fabled Soldier, Rejoin the Fight, and Gaius van Baelsar.
Sephiroth, Fabled Soldier shines as a potent reanimator and value engine. His pinging ability when creatures die combines fantastically with his card advantage ability, enabling loops and board resilience. In aristocrats decks, Sephiroth becomes a centerpiece, offering both flavor and mechanical depth.
Rejoin the Fight, a flavorful resurrection spell, allows players to bring back multiple party members at once. In a color that thrives on recursion, this mass reanimation effect provides mid-to-late game stabilization and explosive recovery potential, often flipping the tempo of a game.
Gaius van Baelsar, a villainous force, adds a political and aggressive edge to black-based commander decks. With his oppressive tactics that punish opponents for inaction, Gaius encourages constant board engagement and serves as a formidable threat if left unchecked.
Together, these cards offer powerful tools for black Commander players who enjoy graveyard interaction, resilient strategies, and flavorful synergy rooted in Final Fantasy lore.
Magic: The Gathering (MTG) is a popular collectible card game created by Richard Garfield and first released by Wizards of the Coast in 1993. It combines strategy, fantasy, and storytelling in a richly immersive game where players assume the roles of powerful spellcasters known as Planeswalkers. Each player builds a deck of cards representing magical spells, creatures, and artifacts, using them to battle opponents in a competition to reduce their life total to zero. The game is played using a variety of card types including lands which provide mana to cast spells, creatures that are used to attack and defend, and instants and sorceries which produce powerful one-time effects.
Magic features a complex ruleset and deep strategic elements, with gameplay that often involves constructing decks tailored to specific strategies, known as archetypes. With various formats like Standard, Modern, and Commander, MTG offers diverse gameplay experiences. Its expansive lore, numerous expansions, and continuous updates keep the game fresh and engaging. Players enjoy the dynamic nature of deck-building, strategic planning, and the thrill of both competitive and casual play. The game's rich universe and complex mechanics contribute to its enduring popularity and global community.