Many of the major grading companies, such as Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) and Beckett, have a booth at conventions or trade shows for collectors to authenticate your cards
Its a great way to completely refill your hand in a single turn, which helps aggressive builds continuously apply pressure through the game and prevents you from stalling out or going hellbent at basically any point
Outside of a few very specific cards (which will be mentioned first) that require deck sizes above the minimum, all the other reasons you might want to are more fitting to casual magic: Battle of Wits - A win condition that specifically requires you to have more than 3 times the minimum deck size left in your deck to win means starting with about 4 times that minimum, if not more
The biggest note I got from players who were unfamiliar with the FINAL FANTASY franchise was that the creative design of the set felt less cohesive than other Universes Beyond sets
It is part 1 of 4 unique sets that will be released at different times in 2025. Feat
Dragons of Tarkir gave us five newcomers (Dragonlord Silumgar, Dragonlord Atarka, etc.), Core Set 2019 gave us retrains of the originals (Arcades, the Strategist, Nicol Bolas, the Ravager), Strixhaven added five more as the namesakes of the different schools (Tanazir Quandrix, Beledros Witherbloom, etc.), and the five metal dragons from Baldur's Gate were also given the double creature type (Ancient Bronze Dragon, Ancient Copper Dragon, etc.)