Marcy: Cid is the iconic "tinkerer" of Final Fantasy, having appeared in every Final Fantasy since Final Fantasy II
With a relatively cheap activated ability that can be done at instant speed, you should be able to plan your land recursion around the game's interactions
By November 2025, GameStop was charging $7 for a sleeved single pack, which would usually cost you $5, while a booster box of 36 packs, MSRPd at $143.64, was going for a ludicrous $239.99
Like, if you just play Commander or update your cube occasionally or whatever, the amount of product is a plus (because hey, more cards to mess around with!) It's far more crammed for, say, Legacy players (because every single release could add new top-tier playables to the format) and the development team themselves (because they have to design and test, what, three times as many cards a year?)