The cards in Magic: The Gathering -- and indeed most TCGs -- come out in huge sets and expansions
1 20 of 28 cards where the name includes illusion Only the cheapest print for each card is shown
It was very important to Magic: The Gathering that these cards appealed to Marvel Comics fans
To make today's list easier to understand, there are 4 main types of card you should be able to discern from the set: The Character cards : those have brown borders, some are foiled and some arent The Reversal or Special cards : defined by their blue borders, most of the time with holo foil The Hyper cards : recognizable with their red blood border, with and without holo foil and one card only was ever produced with a Prism effect
Despite six different printings before being included in Fallout, the price steadily hovers around $10
Well, like Ink-Eyes, he's also a Rat and thus pretty playable in Wick, the Whorled MindWick, the Whorled Mind and other typal decks, but he's much cheaper and thus more desirable overall