Cloud Strife (Najeela, the Blade-Blossom) Rating: 4/10 A lot of Najeela, the Blade-Blossoms power comes from its activated ability, which is wildly unusable in Limited
Cards designed for a new world like Bloomburrow have to introduce folks to the world in addition to being fun game pieces
When Mirri attacks, your opponents cant block with more than one creature that combat step
This deters attacks against you, incentivizes opponents to deal with each other, and generates value along the way
As a result of so many singles, Cloud can feel a little swingier than Sephiroth, relying in powering up equipped creatures and dealing high damage but feels a touch more straightforward to play
Fast forward 26 years and dice rolling is back in a big way, thanks in large part to the various Magic x Dungeons & Dragons products, in which such effects are deeply thematically appropriate