Even though it hasn't been released yet, Final Fantasy is already the best-selling set in the 32-year-old card game's history, and RPGSite had a chance to preview some brand new cards and hear from some of the creative designers behind the set
(Amethyst + Steel) Merlin Shapeshifter and Tiana Celebrating Princess Starter Deck

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Includes one of each Starter Deck (Amethyst & Amber and Sapphire & Steel)
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