Still, its hard to go wrong with a versatile charm effect, and all three of the Bant-aligned charms have their uses
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This treatment highlights card artwork made in homage to classic depictions of Middle-earth while adding a striking background for the card name and text
It seems that, rather than picking just one version, WoTC decided to capture Cid's meta-role across the entire franchise through its unique fifteen-variant artworks (representing the Cid of each main number FF game), plus the "any number of cards named Cid" clause - the first time these two design elements have been combined in MTG
This also means that the protector of a battle cannot attack it
As a plus, there is something Djiin-like to the Seeker, which reminded me of one of my favorite MtG cards from back in 3rd edition: The Mahamoti Djiin