Quistis Trepe Rating: 7/10 I do love a Snapcaster Mage, and the ability to steal spells from your opponents graveyard is a really nice touch on this classic design
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From a mechanical point of view, the Final Fantasy set also brought back a trick first employed in Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty and later refined in March of the Machine : transforming double-faced cards that are a saga on one side and a different permanent type on the other
If you pay the blitz cost to cast a creature spell, that permanent will be sacrificed only if it's still on the battlefield when that triggered ability resolves
While I think a Commander like Sidar Jafar of Zhalfir is a little more constricting in terms of deck design compared to a Commander like Y'shtola, Night's Blessed, I do really like all the intricate synergies you can include in a Sidar deck You also have multiple ways to protect your board state from sweeper effects, like Knights' Charge and Guardian of Faith