Semantic arguments don't hold much ground as far as I am concerned and so I base my justification far more on how the deck feels to play and build, which is of course very like other tribal decks
The White, Red, and Green (or, Naya) deck from this set is 'Limit Break', an Equipment-based deck that's built around the face of the franchise, Cloud Strife, as Cloud, Ex-SOLDIER
Double Masters is the latest in a long line of Magic: The Gathering sets bearing the Masters moniker
Whether youre looking to play the deck straight out of the box, or tweak it a bit to make it your own, its hard to wrong with this precon
There's room (no pun intended) for the card even if you are just splashing the likes of Leyline Binding or Up the Beanstalk, or any of the new Overlord cards
A player gains a locations lore if the card is in play at the start of the turn