A crossover involving Square Enix's Final Fantasy 14 has quickly made its mark on tabletop gaming, as a new card has overtaken the most popular Commander in Magic: The Gathering.
The card, humorously dubbed the "mommy cat lady" by the community, surged past established favorites to claim the top spot for the format. This shift highlights how rapidly crossover expansions integrated through modern partnerships can disrupt established play patterns and popularity metrics within the popular tabletop format.
While traditional mainstays have historically dominated the format's usage statistics, the integration of Final Fantasy characters demonstrates the immediate impact these collaborative releases have on player adoption and deckbuilding trends.