Various outlets online do attempt to sell repros without trying to mislead people, with the angle of owning a rare or hard to get game, that is playable and looks and feels like the real thing, so you can recreate the feel of authenticity with the physical media
The border, somehow, seems to accentuate the interior art even more, making the colors and images pop out of the frame
While they may seem somewhat restrictive in an opening hand, Slow Lands come in untapped more often than not, which is a rare feat for a dual-color land
You should usually not be playing with Tome Scour
I think if the TCG was gonna change its back designs again like they did in 2001, this one would be what theyd go for
If you don't need her for mana, and you've got a big creature on the board to trigger her +2/+2 boost, feel free to send Ruby in to attack