The Disney license makes it easier for people who normally dont play these games to think that its familiar in some way, even if they dont know the gameplay
Queza, Augur of Agonies The wheels in the Commander deck go round and round
You could Shift her at four ink, quest and gain 6 Lore in a turn , leaving a character with stats that are almost impossible to deal with at that stage of the game
Prices in the singles market are looking remarkably high as well, with the borderless version of Cloud, Midgar Mercenary, currently sitting at $147.23, and the Surge Foil version is at an almighty $599, the most expensive of the entire FF set
This heavily incentivizes not killing your creatures, which you can either force through blocking or sacrifice themes, the latter of which Id recommend
If you are on a budget, building decks around classic Disney villains or less-collected franchises is a highly competitive, cost-effective alternative