The new art here also portrays an extremely iconic scene from early on in Final Fantasy VII, so theres potential for this to be an especially pricey version
While you don't have precise control over those options there are still different 8 possibilities of which you do have some control and, most critically, none of which are bad
In an effort to streamline this effect a bit and make it a ton easier to track, Baner of Kinship has you pick a creature type when it comes into play, then add a fellowship counter to it for each creature you control of that type
Rush allows a character to challenge the turn they are played, turning them into removal with a body that can stick around for more
You might also want to be careful that you sequence things correctly in order to avoid downsizing larger creatures such as Ghalta, Primal Hunger
Extending this, there will be a demand not only with Magic players, but with D&D players to pick up cards of their favorite creatures and characters
