Magic The Gathering X Final Fantasy First Reveal: See All Of The Cards Now

The next big Magic: The Gathering crossover set is coming soon, as Final Fantasy joins the MTG universe on June 13. Today, Wizards Of The Coast has revealed the first cards we've ever seen from the upcoming set, which will include all 16 mainline Final Fantasy games, its characters, and its iconic scenes, and we have every card revealed right here.

This livestream comes after the lead commander cards from the four MTGxFF Commander Decks were unveiled via IGN yesterday. Each deck is themed around one of the Final Fantasy games--Final Fantasy VI, VII, X, and XIV to be specific--with the lead commanders being heroes from those games: Terra, Cloud, Tidus, and Y'shtola. A selection of these cards will also be available in the digital Magic: The Gathering Arena.

Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set is scheduled to launch June 13, with prerelease events slated for June 6-8 at local game stores and hobby shops. Preorders are available now.

Terra is the main commander for the Final Fantasy VI-themed Commander Deck, Revival Trance.

Cloud serves as the commander for Limit Break, the Final Fantasy VII-themed Commander Deck.

The Final Fantasy X commander deck, Counter Blitz, is led by this Tidus card.

The final commander deck, Scions and Spellcraft, is themed around Final Fantasy XIV, and its commander is Y'shtola, Night's Blessed.

The Jumbo Cactuar comes in normal and special borderless art, and it can eliminate any creature every time it attacks.

The iconic Tonberry is a mono-black creature that takes an extra turn to get going, but when it does, any creature that steps in front of it will die before Tonberry takes any damage.

Moogles are confirmed to be a new creature type with this set, and Stiltzkin is the first one to represent the cuddly creatures.

The bright yellow Chocobos are also confirmed, and the livestream says Chocobos will use the Landfall mechanic, like Sazh's Chocobo here.

A new Sidequest subset of cards will start as enchantments, but once the "quest" has been completed, you can flip it for a different effect. Catch A Fish, for example, turns into a land.

Final Fantasy X's major threat Sin will appear in three different treatments, including the unique Woodblock treatment.

Summons will be represented as a new card combination: Saga Creatures. Cards like Shiva will be able to attack and block like creatures, while also moving through chapters like Sagas, and when the final chapter hits, it will be sacrificed.

Some character cards will be double-sided and able to transform after fulfilling certain parameters. Emet-Selch, for instance, can transform into Hades once the graveyard has enough cards in it.

Garland, meanwhile, will transform into Chaos once the mana cost is paid. Before that, Garland is a powerful surveil creature that can rip through your deck with every noncreature spell.

Final Fantasy IV's Cecil, shown here in a unique borderless treatment with the game's logo behind him, can transform from his Dark Knight form to his Paladin form.

The Starter Set for the Final Fantasy expansion will include two ready-to-play decks, one helmed by Sephiroth, and the other led by Cloud.

Final Fantasy: Through The Ages is a 60-card bonus sheet of reprints from the MTG universe featuring official art from the Final Fantasy franchise through the years. The first two revealed were Yuffie andthe Dragon of Mount Gulg.