From FF1 is also the new Garland, Knight of Cornelia card, which sets the stage for many other villains (and some heroes) of the series translated into MTG , as it is a double-faced card with the ability to transform into a different creature - Chaos, the Endless
Black Mages Rod and Cornered by Black Mages
Simply by being able to be cast with two sorts of coloured mana make the Devil significantly more consistent than a Goblin Guide or Diregraf Ghoul in a two or more coloured deck
It helped to take a tribe that is historically more expensive in terms of mana value and recontextualize them to be a little bit faster
Meanwhile, Vampires technically came in last thanks to having bad commanders, but it's worth noting that it was the most consistent of all the decks
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