Skulking around at the back, as always, are Dimir
printing at normal card sizes means you can use normal card sleeves, which is nice (a non issue here, but something to think about when making your own stuff) and a d&d specific thing, a few spells need like 3 pages to fit the full text, even without a picture, so if you want cards that fit together, cards without images should probably be possible (i dont know the card generator, so it might be a non-issue here too)
It gives the card a textured, jagged feel unlike anything you normally see
He set his sights on joining the Pawpatch Party, a group of rabbitfolk dedicated to protecting Valley from threats, but his heart is set on adventure away from the watchful eye of his family
Mixing Emerald and Amber can lead to a pretty nasty deck
It can counter or destroy them before they can deal any damage