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646 spoiled cards. Updated daily from Scryfall.

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About this spoiler list

Final Fantasy (FIN / FIC) was released on June 13, 2025. This page lists all 646 cards spoiled so far, sourced directly from Scryfall and refreshed every 24 hours. Newest spoilers appear first.

The main expansion code is FIN. The companion Commander precon code is FIC. Both sets are listed together here so you see every card that ships with the release in one place.

Use it as a Final Fantasy card image gallery: every entry carries the full card image, mana cost, type line, and rarity, and the filters below narrow the gallery by name, color, or rules text.

Most played Final Fantasy cards in Commander decks

Updated nightly

Counted across 60,443 Commander decks from 19,214 players on Playgroup. A player counts once per card. Playtest decks and unchanged precon copies are left out.

  1. 1
    The Earth Crystal Commander in 21 decks
    Legendary Artifact
    2,528 players
    13% of players
  2. 2
    Buster Sword Commander in 20 decks
    Artifact — Equipment
    2,302 players
    12% of players
  3. 3
    Starting Town Commander in 13 decks
    Land — Town
    2,133 players
    11% of players
  4. 4
    The Wind Crystal Commander in 15 decks
    Legendary Artifact
    2,078 players
    11% of players
  5. 5
    Genji Glove Commander in 16 decks
    Artifact — Equipment
    2,076 players
    11% of players
  6. 6
    The Fire Crystal
    Legendary Artifact
    2,017 players
    10% of players
  7. 7
    Tataru Taru Commander in 36 decks From Scions & Spellcraft
    Legendary Creature — Dwarf Advisor
    1,886 players
    10% of players
  8. 8
    Restoration Magic
    Instant
    1,885 players
    10% of players
  9. 9
    Vivi Ornitier Commander in 738 decks
    Legendary Creature — Wizard
    1,826 players
    10% of players
  10. 10
    Summon: Bahamut
    Enchantment Creature — Saga Dragon
    1,809 players
    9% of players

Share of the 19,214 players with any Final Fantasy card in a deck.

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All spoiled cards (646)

1 of the cards previewed so far is a Game Changer. See the full Commander Game Changers list .

Final Fantasy spoiler FAQ

What are the best Final Fantasy cards for Commander?
Measured by how many players run them in Commander decks on Playgroup, the most played Final Fantasy cards are The Earth Crystal (2,528 players), Buster Sword (2,302) and Starting Town (2,133). The full ranking is on this page and updates nightly.
Where does this Final Fantasy spoiler list come from?
Every card on this page is sourced from Scryfall's public default_cards bulk data (scryfall.com/docs/api/bulk-data). When a card lands on Scryfall, it appears here within 24 hours.
How often does this page update?
Playgroup syncs Scryfall's bulk card data once per day at 15:09 UTC. New spoilers added to Scryfall after the last sync show up on the following day's run. The "Last spoiler update" timestamp at the top of this page reflects the most recent print we've ingested.
Why are there two set codes (FIN and FIC)?
FIN is the main expansion. FIC is the companion Commander precon set, printed alongside the main expansion but with its own Scryfall code. This page merges both so you see every card that ships with the release.
Are cards in Final Fantasy legal in Commander?
Cards in the main expansion (FIN) follow the set's normal format legality. Cards in the companion Commander precon set (FIC) are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage; they are not Standard-legal.
Why is a card I saw on another spoiler site not here yet?
Spoiler aggregators sometimes publish leaked or preview cards before they land on Scryfall. This page lags Scryfall by at most 24 hours and won't show cards Scryfall hasn't ingested. If a card is on Scryfall for this set and still missing here a full day later, that's a bug.