However, it is important to mention that you are not really gaining any tempo from this trade, since when you take a card from your opponent's hand, they are never spending their mana to cast it (unlike a Counterspell, for example, which has a weird Time Walk effect on the opponent, since you not only stop the spell but also force your opponent to spend mana attempting to cast it)
Its a marriage of two of gamings most beloved fantasy realms, and with absolute legions of fans of both Magic and Final Fantasy to please, it has to hit the highlights and mechanical flavoring of 16 mainline games worth of viable cards
Both of those properties are heavily featured in this deck, including the two foil cards, which are depicted on the box art
Any stronger and people would question it
Fall of the Thran is a neat little engine