While Marvel certainly has enough characters to sustain several Magic: The Gathering sets, I can't help but feel it wasn't the best choice for an extended crossover, at least from a game design standpoint
Quick Reference: Reading Rarity on a Card The tiny diamond at the bottom-left of each card shows its rarity: black = Common white = Uncommon gold = Rare holo triangle = Super Rare silver star = Legendary Enchanted + Iconic have unique frame designs visible at a glance without checking the diamond Closing Match Rarity to Your Goal No single rarity is universally "better" a Common that fills your meta deck has more value to you than an Iconic sitting in a binder
With the potential to add both +1/+1 counters and even trample to a wide variety of creatures, you can get a lot more out of weaker creatures with the right setup
Edea, Possessed Sorceress Fated Clash Rinoa, Angel Wing Seifer, Balamb Rival Duelist's Flame Squall, Gunblade Duelist LEGENDARY SCENES COME TO LIFEImmortalize iconic moments from your favorite games with Magic: The GatheringFINAL FANTASY Scene Boxes CHILDREN OF FATEWitness a clash of bitter rivals as Squall and Seifer's duel on the training field heats up
FINAL FANTASY: BLUE Edgar, King of Figaro is just a six mana hand refill in any kind of deck that generates a lot of artifacts, whether that be Thopters, Food, or Constructs
