Interestingly, the Void is also included within the Final Fantasy universe, but is not represented as a crystal like these other elements
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Below, we'll take a closer look at some of the most exciting cards in this expansion

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Loxi: Great synergy with a lot of colorless cards and a really fun and flavorful way to cheat cards besides free casting, especially since it requires a bit of finesse to control what's on top of your deck in addition to the other criteria
It's bittersweet because some of these were large original oil pieces that I didn't generally display and was kind of fond of