This is very different from, lets say, custom alter cards, as the art on those is the property of the people who make them, and also, you know you arent buying a real card. Play it safe if you print the back of an MTG card and put a custom-altered version on the front, and restrict its use to kitchen table rules
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The manufacturing process involves collaboration between experienced artists, game designers, playtest teams, printing specialists, and organizations such as Creatures Inc
Before it was wrecking people in Donate decks, Necro ruled tournament Magic in the summer of 1996
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It's not quite as direct as some other forms of black "AOE negative counter" cards like the Black Sun Zenith up there, but it has a moon so
