This makes sense as it feels like this set is reminiscent of Core Set power levels - the cards aren't incredibly complicated, and they serve as a way for casual MTG fans, as well as non-MTG playing FINAL FANTASY fans to get into the game
Two Sorceries and one Instant, totaling three spells that started their text with Target opponent chooses one and one card stated a this or that concept, which would be later turned into the Charm cards, 48 of which exist at this time
Instead, MTG players have taken to using Faces of the Past alongside Ashling, the Limitless
They won't stop the Soldier tokens from entering the battlefield attacking
Its great out of the sideboard though, accelerating out whatever big threats you can find
The deck is Azorius (white/blue) with a unique playstyle that lands between Voltron (focusing on a specific creature and keeping it protected with high stats) and spellslinger (casting as many spells as possible)