Of course, if youre a green/black deck and have Vanille, Cheerful l'Cie to pair with Fang, enabling Ragnarok, Divine Deliverance is definitely worth it
Granted, every single thing got innovated and enhanced after the first game, but this is what did a lot of the legwork in how Final Fantasy was perceived in the NES and SNES era of the series
I could see this card being alright in some older-format combo decks
Sure, its not a bad card by any stretch, but its embarrassing compared to most of the other commanders in this set
8 Dark Confidant A Card Worth Confiding In Another powerhouse from Magics past, Dark Confidant was originally printed in Ravnica: City of Guilds, and it immediately became an integral part of a plethora of decks
For two generic, one green, and one white, Dhalsim has hexproof as long as he's not attacking