Set to launch this June, Magic’s Final Fantasy crossover will be a fully draftable, Standard-legal set accompanied by the four preconstructed decks in the gallery above. Each of those includes 100 cards made up of both reprints of existing cards with new Final Fantasy art and brand new cards designed with Magic’s most popular format,

The four Commander Decks are Revival Trance (Red/White/Black) based on Final Fantasy 6, Limit Break (Red/Green/White) based on Final Fantasy 7, Counter Blitz (Green/White/Blue) based on Final Fantasy 10, and Scions of Spellcraft (White, Blue, Black), based on Final Fantasy 14.

Magic: The Gathering’s new Final Fantasy collaboration comes with four new Commander Decks that look exciting to play.

Magic: The Gathering has been on a cross-over binge lately, and the next property up is Final Fantasy. The card set inspired by the Square Enix RPG series arrives in June, and Wizards of the Coast recently revealed four pre-constructed decks led by commander-style hero cards: Terra (FFVI),

From Saga creatures to the wonderful weirdness of Chocobos appearing in one of the best card games, there’s a lot for both Magic players and FF fans to be excited about in the upcoming MTG Final Fantasy Universes Beyond set.

Wizards of the Coast has announced official Final Fantasy Commander decks, marking an official crossover with Magic: The Gathering and the RPG series.

The Gathering's huge Final Fantasy expansion, including what SKUs are available, where you can get them, how much they cost, and more.

Magic: The Gathering has revealed a look at its forthcoming Final Fantasy-themed set. In an interview with IGN, senior game designer Daniel Holt talked about the collaboration and this initial look, which focuses on four major character cards and their associated pre-constructed Commander decks.

As the first of the Universes Beyond releases of 2025, we’re set to see the MTG Final Fantasy set release in June. Yet, with four months to go before FF crosses over with one of the best card games, we’ve already been given a sneak peak of the Commander decks that will accompany the set.

The $19.99 Starter Kit for the Final Fantasy crossover for Magic: The Gathering is available to pre-order from either Amazon or Best Buy. The Starter Kit includes a pair of ready-to-play 60-card decks with deck boxes in addition to four double-sided token cards and rulebooks to teach you how to play the game.

Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond sets are a controversial addition to the game, but their financial impact is clear. Final Fantasy is the latest license