The Final Fantasy set is a crossover set, a part of Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond product line
Both of us have an extensive number of decks in paper, but I was pleasantly surprised to see not much overlap between us, which I think is a testament to how many options there are for commanders in the format, and just how much individualism can manifest in choosing which legend to build around, not to mention particular card choices for each deck
And its effect hugely accelerates ramp, allowing three lands to be played per turn
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#3 Hail, Caesar An aristocrats deck, Caesar, Legions Emperor is a powerful commander who sacrifices his minions for more minions, cards (knowledge), or damaging opponents
Pyrohemia Look, Pyrohemia does its Pestilence impression pretty well