Image Source: Final Fantasy Wiki The second theory is that there's a Doom mechanic in the set somewhere
Support cards to look at: Heliod, Sun-Crowned : Turn that life into a hard-to-stop combo engine Whip of Erebos : Grant lifelink, swing, and never go below 40 again Danitha, New Benalia's Light : Reduces equipment costs and keeps things efficient Final Fantasy's Colorless Might While the colored cards gave us iconic characters and tight synergies, the colorless offerings from the Final Fantasy Magic: The Gathering set are versatile, format-warping tools
With each color combination, Lorcana decks have gradually developed their own identity, and dual-Ink cards seem to hone in on this more than try to break the mold
Additionally, given the midrangey nature of Affinity decks, the games do tend to go on long enough that getting to seven lands isn't too out of the ordinary
Way to go Tibalt, you made it into the big leagues
Sacrifice after IV.) I and II Destroy up to one target nonland permanent