It was called Meteor Strike (or specifically in katakana) back when Final Fantasy VI was first brought over to North America as Final Fantasy III (several games in the series initially missed being translated), a name that Square Enix has kept ever since
Icon of Ancestry Icon of Ancestry combines an anthem effect, which is something that you already want in typal decks, with a form of card advantage
It can be a little tricky, however, looking at cards from supplementary products, such as Toxic Deluge
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