Whats happened is that lost of people think that counterfeiting is OK when it comes to reserved list cards. In the mid 1990s, Wizards of the Coast published the fourth edition of Magic: The Gathering
Aim for roughly 2535 Rats and token-makers in a 100-card deck enough to power your lords and anthems without crowding out lands, ramp, and interaction
These gents are probably better in the 99, but they make a decent face-check piece as well
That can lead to some interesting surprises, because popular cards like Maze of Ith or Eater of the Death are considered true Uncommons of the set, which probably would nowadays be Rare
As I sit across from Gavin Verhey, principal Magic: The Gathering game designer and set design lead for Final Fantasy, Im daunted by the task of playing someone who literally oversaw the development of every card in my hand
1 They're Elves, Slivers, Homarids, and more, and they're here to party