The best D&D references in MTG's Adventures in the Forgotten Realms set From character classes to critical rolls
Either way, it would be the Star Wars CCG which first sparked my dreams of making fake cards, and these two cards are some of the first examples of this
A recurring theme in this list is that colorless cards that can slot into multiple decks will be higher up on the list then gold cards
There are many types of defects that, in order to see them, you must be able to move, tilt, and rotate the cards
Scaleguard Sentinels may rule the roost as a 3/4 on turn 2, but once things like Tasigur, Siege Rhino, and Anafenza hit the table, they lose a lot of their impact
The archetype from a design perspective is full of magical librarians (the regular effect monsters) who summon the characters from their books (the ritual monsters.) The deck so far is lower powered than other ritual archetypes like Nekroz and Drytron, but there are more Libromancers on their way in the "Dimension Force" set that could make the archetype truly flourish