An authentic Magic: The Gathering card has distinct features
Mox Sapphire ($4,666) Blue is, and possibly always has been, the most powerful color in Magic, so its no surprise that Mox Sapphire is the most expensive of the cycle
Release date: 2016-04-19 Abundant Maw Decimator of the Provinces Distended Mindbender Drownyard Behemoth Elder Deep-Fiend Emrakul, the Promised End Eternal Scourge It of the Horrid Swarm Lashweed Lurker Mockery of Nature Vexing Scuttler Wretched Gryff Blessed Alliance Borrowed Grace Brisela, Voice of Nightmares Bruna, the Fading Light Choking Restraints Collective Effort Courageous Outrider Dawn Gryff Deploy the Gatewatch Desperate Sentry Drogskol Shieldmate Extricator of Flesh Extricator of Sin Faith Unbroken Faithbearer Paladin Fiend Binder Geist of the Lonely Vigil Gisela, the Broken Blade Give No Ground Guardian of Pilgrims Ironclad Slayer Ironwright's Cleansing It That Rides as One Lone Rider Long Road Home Lunarch Mantle Peace of Mind Providence Repel the Abominable Sanctifier of Souls Selfless Spirit Sigarda's Aid Sigardian Priest Spectral Reserves Steadfast Cathar Subjugator Angel Thalia, Heretic Cathar Thalia's Lancers Thraben Standard Bearer Advanced Stitchwing Chilling Grasp Coax from the Blind Eternities Contingency Plan Convolute Curious Homunculus Voracious Reader Displace Docent of Perfection Final Iteration Drag Under Enlightened Maniac Exultant Cultist Fogwalker Fortune's Favor Geist of the Archives Grisly Anglerfish Grizzled Angler Identity Thief Imprisoned in the Moon Ingenious Skaab
This means that although the new set has a lot of top-down designs intended to evoke mechanics from the Final Fantasy series, these tend to look and feel like Magic mechanics, and we expect to see at least a few of these concepts return some day
