Gaius van Baelsar goes in the other direction, adding another mana for modality
As well as representation for the likes of Ducktails, 101 Dalmatians, Peter Pan and Atlantis, Into the Inklands also switched up the game by introducing an entirely new card type: locations
You really need Chapter 1 to be meaningful for this to be good, but the good news is it usually will be
New standard cards were also revealed, showcasing the deep integration of Final Fantasy lore into MTG mechanics: Choco, Seeker of Shangri-La (from Final Fantasy 9): A powerful Chocobo Commander card, surprising even Ichikawa, who noted its historical parallels with Magic: The Gatherings Birds of Paradise
This is a new mechanic in the vein of Living Weapon and For Mirrodin, giving you a free body that your Equipment attaches to automatically on entry