Ive seen a few people still using his or her instead of them, shuffle your/their library vs shuffle, etc
From mill effects (Ashiok), to a number of creature summon effects, there are a large number of highly variable win conditions
Based on all of the MTG Final Fantasy spoilers so far, it seems like Chocobo decks will be the ones to beat
But players will need to be careful digging into their own graveyard for cards, lest they wind up digging their own grave
The best Elf commanders in MTG stand out because they push the tribe further than anything else available

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