Also from Final Fantasy VII is the Weapons Vendor , which lets you draw a card, and at the beginning of your turn, you can pay one Mana, allowing you to attach Equipment to a creature you control
That does not deny its sheer power at any multiplayer table that allows it
Despite its simple mana base and straight-forward game plan (cast Dragons up the curve and attack), the deck has a surprising number of synergies, is more powerful than it first may appear, and is a ton of fun to play
Putting the obvious incredible exception of Starting Town aside, the best of the entire bunch appears to be Midgar, City of Mako, which says something about this types strength
The more cards youve dumped into the graveyard over the course of a game, the more fuel you have to work with