This has led to a huge proliferation in the counterfeit card subculture, which now has YouTube channels reviewing these cards, a subreddit devoted to helping players find the most realistic counterfeits, and even (supposedly) a ring of players intentionally playing these cards at large events like Pro Tours and Grands Prix in an attempt to prove just how realistic these cards have become
I wanted a tribal deck, but not to have to play a ton of generic tribe-buffing permanents
That's a problem and one that is known to designers
That's all down to personal taste, of course - and as the price reflects, this isn't one of the most desirable promo cards out there
1 Like cman June 26, 2019, 2:32am 9 KingPokemon: @sherotgc, Heres one I just happened to get out of the bank today because Im going to California to show it Thursday
[66] Frequent winners of these events made names for themselves in the Magic community, such as Luis Scott-Vargas, Gabriel Nassif, Kai Budde and Jon Finkel