Final Fantasy Heroes Playmat - MTG Magic Mat

Cloud takes the center with Sephiroth looming over his shoulder, and around them crowd heroes and villains from across the whole series on this Final Fantasy MTG playmat. Tifa, Aerith, Lightning, Noctis, Tidus and Squall fill the right half. On the left, Terra, Kefka and a yellow-hatted Black Mage head a cast reaching back to the early games, and a Moogle hides in the bottom right corner.

Blues dominate, deep cobalt and violet and ice, with a fiery orange corner at the top left and a purple crystal glowing at the top right. Faces are spread across the whole surface, so wherever your cards land, someone familiar peeks out between them. It rewards a second look.

The Art: Crystal-Lit Ensemble

Rather than lining characters up like a group photo, the composition stacks them in layers that melt into each other through swirling water, crystal light and gold tracer lines. Painting style leans semi-realistic, closer to modern key art than to pixel sprites. Spotting everyone becomes half the fun: horned and winged helms, a white-haired mage with cat ears, a crimson beast snarling along the bottom edge.

Final Fantasy at the Table

The mat is 24 x 14 in (60 x 35 cm), standard tournament size, so it fits tournament tables and leaves room for dice. Sleeved cards slide over the micro-fiber top and come up clean. A non-slip rubber base anchors it in place through shuffles and scoops. Colors are dye-sublimated into the fabric, which means they won't crack or fade.

With Zones or Without Zones

With the MTG playmat with zones option, light guides mark library, graveyard, exile and command zone, plus battlefield lanes for lands and creatures. That makes it a ready commander playmat for EDH, and it works for 60-card play as well. Without zones, the full cast stays visible from corner to corner.

A Gift for Series-Wide Fans

• Players who opened Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy boosters and want one mat for every character they pulled
• Longtime fans with favorites spread across several mainline games
• Commander players running multicolor Final Fantasy decks
• Collectors who prefer an ensemble piece over a single portrait