It has a couple of things going for it
Hate cards are definitely issues for the Lantern deck as you cant even sideboard in a way that would make you less reliant on artifacts
Any scans shown are from CGC (Which is why theyre so inconsistent) While nearly every card is in a CGC slab, that is more for protection than authentication
Any creatures you can think of that absolutely, definitely should have reach but dont
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#47 My definition of "playing competitive" is playing in bigger tournaments for cash prizes and that defines a generic "Professional Player"...someone who is paid to play the game
