It costs one more than Thirst for Meaning, but for a deck which is used to holding up four mana and doesnt want to use enchantments, thats a small price to pay
There are some very eye-catching cinematic-like lighting and shadow effects to portray the dynamic angles of the monsters and the effects of their attacks, which helps to tie everything together
(While Clever Lumimancer and Leonin Lightscribe also die to Bonecrusher Giant without help, if we can cast a single spell, both pump to three toughness and survive the two damage from Stomp.) Meanwhile, Clarion Spirit probably looks strange since it does have magecraft, but since our deck is built to cast a bunch of cheap spells each turn, it's actually very easy to trigger repeatedly to make 1/1 Spirits, which we then can pump with Leonin Lightscribe and Symmetry Sage to close out the game quickly in the air
The set also features four new preconstructed commander decks: one each featuring Terra ( FF6 ), Cloud ( FF7 ), Tidus ( FF10 ), and Y'shtola ( FF14 )