4 Arthur - King Victorious 221/204, Steel Arthur holding Excalibur aloft is a triumphant scene that's been depicted countless times throughout history, so taking it on even in the context of a card game isn't something to be taken lightly
This would represent her speed in-game and serve as a fun nod to Lightning (bolt). It may not seem very powerful, but perhaps she can be flickered or has an ability to flicker herself
But the cost is so absurdly high that I cant see it happening often enough to be reliable
These hand-drawn and detailed treatments can be found on 20 mythic rare cards from the main set
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Released September 8, 2003 ESRB e Developer(s) Square Product Development Division 4 Genre(s) Tactical RPG 6 Lann & Reynn from World of Final Fantasy These World of FF Characters Could Ride Monsters Into Victory World of Final Fantasy acted as a bizarre crossover game with chibi characters and a monster recruitment mechanic
Each card also shows its set code: FIN, FIC, or FCA