Effectively, you pay 7 mana for a giant beater and when it dies, you can pay another 7 to add its stats to something else
The best part about this card is that the benefit stays with you after the creature dies in the form of an enchantment, which is usually harder to remove
In the past, those familiar with the TCG and the English versions of the cards (the game even featured ten exclusive cards) could muddle their way through this Dreamcast release, and in a similar fashion, AstraLee utilised a number of online Magic: the Gathering resources, along with their own knowledge of Japanese, to put together this patch
Given how good the archetype is in the format, Sephiroth was an easy top pick for that reason
Might as Well "Mise" was Magic slang at the time about winning more through luck than skill