This is what I'll call the Ornithopter approach, where we take an object known in the real world as a vehicle (fictional or otherwise) but imply that, through magic, it is no longer an inanimate object
Our recommended upgrades will all try to streamline the Squirrel theme while adding a few more capabilities that the deck currently lacks
Be mindful of the images placement within the template, ensuring that no important details are cropped or distorted
The quaint artwork and no-nonsense symmetrical pillow fort effect make this one of my favorite cards in early Magic, but it definitely commands a higher price than a lot of other cards while offering a fairly specific effect that likely isnt going to make or break your deck
Shadowless Cards: Identifying the Rare Variant In the original Base Set, 1st Edition cards were printed first, featuring a distinct 1st Edition stamp and a "shadowless" design, meaning the card image had no drop shadow, giving it a unique look
Instead I would look at charge counters for cards like Lux Cannon and quest counters for cards like Pyromancer Ascension