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Broken Jar Buehler and Lauer, 3rd and 4th, GPVienna 1999 To the best of my recollection, this is the only deck to have ever prompted an emergency ban of a card in the middle of a season

Technically my very first fake cards from back in the day were made from blanks that I had produced from 1st Edition Base Set scans, but I had artificially added a Shadowd border in order to make them look more like the post-Unlimited Jungle-era blanks

Khans of Tarkir did such a great job of solving this problem, that it's become the go-to set structure for three-color sets

While the effect only triggers once per turn, since cycling can be done at instant speed, you can get four triggers of it in one turn cycle

One of the reasons it has stood the test of time is the card design and dimensions are consistent across all editions and formats

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