The 2025 Final Fantasy Commander subset card featuring Skullclamp, an Artifact Equipment designed for strategic play in Magic: The Gathering.
Skullclamp
2025 • Magic: The Gathering • Final Fantasy • Commander
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Description
Released in 2025 as part of the Final Fantasy Commander subset, this Magic: The Gathering card features the character Skullclamp. Identified by card number 355 and the set code FIC, it serves as a distinct entry for fans of both the trading card game and the iconic video game franchise. The product is an Artifact Equipment with a mana value of 1, offering a straightforward yet powerful effect for players who enjoy building decks around card advantage. The card's rules text allows the equipped creature to receive a +1/-1 modifier. A key feature is its death trigger: whenever the equipped creature dies, the controller draws two cards. This mechanic provides significant utility, turning a single resource into long-term board presence. The equip cost is listed as {1}, making it accessible early in the game. The flavor text, attributed to Sephiroth, adds narrative depth with the line: "My mother's name is Jenova... 'The Jenova Project'... Is this just a coincidence?" For collectors, this release bridges the gap between gaming nostalgia and strategic card collecting. The 2025 Final Fantasy Commander subset is a growing area of interest, and Skullclamp stands out as a functional piece with strong thematic ties. Whether you are looking to complete a specific set or add a versatile artifact to your collection, this card represents a notable intersection of pop culture and gameplay. The card was illustrated by Josephine Chang, whose work contributes to the visual identity of the Final Fantasy crossover. As the trading card game continues to evolve with these licensed collaborations, cards like this one become essential references for understanding the current meta and the broader cultural impact of these franchises. Collectors appreciate the dual appeal of owning a piece of gaming history that also functions effectively within the complex rules of the game.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Skullclamp
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Josephine Chang
Card Stock
English
{1}
Artifact — Equipment
Card Text
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Equipped creature gets +1/-1. Whenever equipped creature dies, draw two cards. Equip {1}
"My mother's name is Jenova... 'The Jenova Project'... is this just a coincidence?" —Sephiroth
FAQ
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What is the mana value of Skullclamp in the Final Fantasy set?
Skullclamp has a mana value of 1 in the 2025 Final Fantasy Commander subset, making it a low-cost artifact that can be played early in the game.
What does the flavor text on Skullclamp say?
The flavor text on this card is attributed to Sephiroth and reads: "My mother's name is Jenova... 'The Jenova Project'... is this just a coincidence?"
Who illustrated the artwork for this Magic: The Gathering card?
The artwork for Skullclamp in the Final Fantasy subset was created by artist Josephine Chang, adding a unique visual style to the card's design.
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