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In Magic: The Gathering Limited terms, high-cost inkable characters are like land/bomb split cards

This card's ability is good for getting info on what cards are going into your opponents' hands, if they're characters

Its real value is in some choice staples and your ability to build upon them

Damage is dealt to both cards, which is decided by their strength stats (which you can find on the handy-dandy diagram in the previous section)

For example, Amber is meant to be a support Ink type, whereas Amethyst is meant to be more fragile ability users

This set one card has maintained its price tag, and it may not be all too surprising given how quickly retailers sold out of The First Chapter packs and troves