Final Fantasy Gathering Playmat on sale for Black Friday

Amazon has almost all of its Ultra Pro Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy playmats on sale during its early Black Friday sale. A handful of hot pads that fans will love Weiwei, the wandering black magician Sold out, but there are many other mats with incredible artwork available to pick up at new discounted prices.

Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Game Mat Sale

If you are new to TCGpeople use game mats as a way to show off their favorite art or achievement, but also for practical reasons: Have you ever tried picking up cards off the kitchen table? I promise you, it's going to be annoying. quickly.

With the launch of the Final Fantasy crossover set this past June, TCG accessory manufacturer Ultra Pro has released a slew of gaming mats featuring some of the most iconic characters and moments throughout the gaming series' long history, including Y'shtola from Final Fantasy. final fantasy 14 and Lightning from XIII. mats for Final Fantasy VII Characters Cloud and Tifa feature new art for their cards, while some pads, like Clive's or Sephiroth's, are double-sided to represent the mechanics of the cards they're based on.

No matter which Final Fantasy character speaks to you the most, you can probably find a game mat to bring to game night or pick up some cardboard at your local game store. These are also great mouse pads if you want to spruce up your home office or gaming setup.

If you've been looking for MTG Final Fantasy cards, Amazon has the Revival Trance Commander deck that includes Terra Special offer 53% offand Final Fantasy Game Booster Packs (30 packs) at Their lowest price ever On Black Friday, it's down to $162.57 (22% off).

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