Sleeves act a bit like shield counters, where if the card would be dealt damage or destroyed, you remove a sleeve from it instead
Ill find out next week at CommandFest Orlando, as the first thing Im doing Friday morning is tearing some of these packs alongside some of the other Special Guests
In total, 11 new Final Fantasy MTG cards can be a deck's commander, and they are: Garland, Royal Kidnapper The Destined Warrior The Destined White Mage The Destined Thief The Destined Black Mage Edea, Possessed Sorcerer Rinoa, Angel Wing Seifer, Balamb Rival Squall, Gunblade Duelist Amarant Coral Noctis, Heir Apparent Of these, the strongest is Noctis, Heir Apparent, and while the other cards do have their merits, the iconic FF15 character packs a big punch thanks to its ability to blink mid-combat and give benefits to other creatures that can achieve something similar
For collectors looking for cards with unique origin stories, this is one of them
In Final Fantasy, I'd argue it was Hope Estheim - though you could also make the case for Vivi