Rarity in Magic has evolved from a printing quirk to a sophisticated tool for game balance and, now, a multi-layered system driving a vibrant secondary market
As a commander, Kefka can be ruthless, forcing your opponents to discard cards and sacrifice their permanents (whack a Tergrid in here to be extra mean)
More importantly, it can double as a very useful way to cycle cards off the table and back into your hand - something that can lead to powerful combos with cards that trigger their own effects when played, allowing you to use their effects again and again
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
Along with top-tier Enchanted versions of iconic Disney songs like Into the Unknown, this set maintained the insanely popular trend of including an exclusive FABLED promotional pack box-topper
(When this equipment enters create a colorless 1/1 Hero creature token and attach this to it.) Equipped creature gets +2/+2, has trample and haste, and is a Samurai in addition to it's other types