In the "Savage Hunter" deck, rather than Izoni, Thousand-Eyed and Mask of Immolation, you'll find these two new cards perfect for multiplayer games with that Jund sacrifice deck: And in the "Knights' Charge" deck, rather than Shivan Dragon and Tajic, Legion's Edge, you'll find these two multiplayer-attacking powerhouses: As Melissa alluded to earlier, this is one of the ways they could make cards that were powerful for Brawl, without risking that the set would have cards you would badly need for Standard Constructed
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Final Fantasy I I havent done any FFI maps yet, but theres some serviceable ones on these two fansites: here and here
Cards like Muldrotha and Day of Judgment offer strategic advantages, while Bloodthirsty Conqueror excels in combos
Triumph of the Hordes [One Swing, Ten Poison] Triumph of the Hordes ends games out of nowhere
Tidus, Zanarkand Fayth (Thrasios, Triton Hero) You'd be hard-pressed to see Thrasios played anywhere other than low-powered Merfolk Commander decks, but the Final Fantasy X cover art is the big selling point here