Deveney explained more of the design process, saying: [There are] scenes that just don't happen , and so when we would have conversations like, "Oh yeah, it'd be so awesome to put this scene in there, and then we send it over to Square Enix to get their feedback, and they're like, "Why do you want the scene where they're talking about how much the inn costs?" According to Deveney, the scene Magic 's designers actually wanted was one from Final Fantasy 4 where Rosa tells her friends to stop fighting
A summon is a saga creature, so it works exactly like a saga: Once you reach the final chapter, and its triggered ability resolves, you have to sacrifice the saga
Pippin, Guard of the Citadel Pippin, Guard of the Citadel can consistently keep another one of your creatures safe at very little cost, especially since it also has vigilance
Its even better in a BG deck where you can take an extra turn, such as Alrunds Epiphany
But whatever