The Final Fantasy set is a great addition to Pauper because it’s a large set packed with new ideas and powerful commons. Since it introduces brand-new card types like Summons and mixes in classic Final Fantasy characters and items, it brings fresh strategies that didn’t exist before or updates previously existing ones. Table of Contents Why is Final Fantasy great for Pauper? From cool graveyard tools like [card]Town Greeter[/card] to strong equipment like [card]Red Mage’s Rapier[/card] that can be used in Hot Dog kind of decks, the set has something for nearly every archetype. Let’s see some examples from the most recent MTGO Pauper Leagues! NEW Final Fantasy Undefeated Decks to Try Golgari Swordmaster by MVanni

If you’ve ever wanted to drop a giant threat on turn two without spending seven or eight mana, you’re going to love this. Pauper Living End is a graveyard-based deck focused on cheating threats into play as early as turn two. Instead of playing creatures the normal way, it fills the graveyard fast and brings them back even faster, completely flipping the script on how early-game turns usually play out in Pauper. It’s explosive, it’s tricky, and when it works, it feels downright unfair (in the best way possible). Let’s break down how the deck pulls it off and why it’s catching so many players off guard. Table of Contents Living End Pauper Deck Overview Main Deck x6 x1 x3 x2 x1 ...