a highly-graded card is void of scuffing, creasing, scratches, and any sort of blemishes immediately apparent on the front or back of the card
According to Mark Rosewater, the topic of changing the card back "comes up every couple years [internally at Wizards of the Coast] but so far the status quo has always won." [3] The internal reasons to change the card back include updating the logo and trademark, removing the obsolete reference to "Deckmaster", and design updates to match the modern card face design
Yes, it costs 6 mana, but most good sweepers are in that mana value range, and this cards effects are probably the best you can get for it
Then if it has three or more +1/+1 counters on it, transform it
An aggro-hybrid version emerged in the later stages of the Kaladesh standard, but due to the bannings of Emrakul, the Promised End and the superior combo of Copy Cat, the Marvel strategy was suppressed until the banning of Felidar Guardian after the release of Amonkhet
The ones interested in drawing all the cards and casting all the spells
