This means that players can instantly gain access to powerful combo starters without having to waste copies of Nest Ball or Ultra Ball in the early game
This is mostly to avoid the look of impropriety, as being able to see the back of the card means theres the possibility of marking (i.e., putting marks on certain cards so you can tell when they pop up in your deck without drawing/scrying them)
If you do manage to transform Mishra, which is doable given the amount of tutor effects you can use to grab the Dragon Engine, the back half is a great reward, serving as a colossal multi-tool that can solve nearly any problem youre facing
[1] You can reveal this card in your hand
The card features high-quality artwork that showcases Zoro in a powerful stance, capturing his strength and determination
Don't touch other people's phones without permission and be careful if you do.) If you don't have a mobile device capable of taking a picture, you are allowed to draw a photocopy