While this deck is somewhat out of date now that Rise of the Floodborn has come out, its still a fantastic option for players looking to build a strong Sapphire/Steel deck on a budget
Chief: I guess you could always sacrifice him to Tevesh Szat, Doom of Fools Chief: Vogar wants creatures to die during your turn, so cards like Body Snatcher that allow you to recycle another creature from your graveyard when they die will go a long way towards helping you get more value by bringing back creatures like Fleshbag Marauder to get even more triggers for Vogar
Enduring Renewal and Blinking Spirit were great for combos, but Call to Arms, Caribou Range, General Jarkeld and Seraph were great on their own and Justice, Drought and Order of the Sacred Torch were a blessing for sideboards everywhere
The Final Fantasy 14 incarnation of one of the most fearsome boss monsters in the history of the Final Fantasy franchise is being turned into a powerful Magic: The Gathering monster as part of the upcoming crossover set
On its own it can dash in and deal 6 damage, or it can crash for 4 while backing up another creature and granting that double strike instead
Theres enough cost reduction and free spell-casting in Eternal formats that this might make the cut somewhere, but I wouldnt get too excited about my 3-mana counterspells lining up against Force of Will and friends in Legacy and beyond
