With sparkling effects surrounding the Mouse himself, a gold-printed name text, golden ink cost, and the D23 stamp at the bottom of the card, it is one worth preserving
In a Two-Headed Giant game, life gained by your teammate won't cause Aerith Gainsborough's second ability to trigger, even though it caused your team's life total to increase
Magic: The Gathering has specific ways it represents story elements through its gameplay, and I'm happy to see that these mechanics were translated so well to create an authentic-feeling Final Fantasy experience that goes much deeper than Cactuar's 9999 damage ability
With Lifelink, youll be able to buffer your life total significantly, assuming your creature is also big
The card rarity can be found in the bottom, middle of the card (highlighted below) What are the different rarity symbols