Both strategies can make economic sense, but they require fundamentally different expectations about outcomes, risk profiles, and return on investment
While there have been many powerful and iconic cards printed throughout the game's history, there have been cards so powerful and oppressive that they've been banned in one or more formats
The RDW and white weenie decks are laying one land a turn until the last few and aiming to win by turns 5 or 6 respectively
Octillery is an option, but since we are not playing Brooklet Hill it is too slow and inconsistent for us to rely on
Some examples of tells were: Slight miscolorations Blurry text Text in a different font Text with different line breaks A different card feel (paper quality, etc) A different style of holographic film, especially one that goes all the way to the edge of the card (most holographic real cards are only on the Pokmon portrait) A different card size Being part of a set that it wasn't originally part of (e.g
It gives all your creatures with deathtouch the ability to deal out two poison counters when a creature with deathtouch deals combat damage to a player
