It combos off on its own with a Blood Artist, Butcher Ghoul, and a card that makes a token when a creature dies, including Nest of Scarabs, Pawn of Ulamog, and Sifter of Skulls
Too many people abuse this silent agreement that lands should be left alone and go overboard by stapling strong effects and interactions in their land base, knowing people likely arent running the correct targeted removal to deal with it
Well, if you start searching for instant-kill combo pieces after searching for Squall, it would probably lead to an argument
According to the official Collecting Final Fantasy x MTG article, the rarity distribution is: An uncommon FCA card 63.25% of the time, A rare FCA card 29.75% of the time, or A mythic rare FCA card 7% of the time Keep in mind that you only find an FCA card in a third of your Play boosters