it works with token doublers and flicker effects, which white has in abundance
On a fake, the black text is made from the same mix of colored dots as the art, making it look fuzzy and indistinct under a loupe
It has a good balance of costs with plenty of low cost characters to get you started in the early game, and a lot of really strong characters you can rely on to clear your opponents board and stop them from outpacing you
This borderless version is up to $22 at the time of writing
Today, most counterfeit cards are designed to pass various tests like the bend test and the light test, and some look almost exactly like the real thing, even upon close inspection (unless you're going really deep and using a jeweler's loupe, which is a good way to weed out fakes but too much work for the average player)
Day of Judgment | Illustration by Vincent Proce Board wipes remove most or all creatures from the board