Oh, and its activated ability draws you a card
I talked about this in my MTG card size article, but heres a quick recap if you want the quick-and-dirty: For a basic sleeve to protect your cards while playing , you need a standard size sleeve (usually around 66x91mm) For sleeves to store cards in a binder , you want Perfect Fit Size sleeves (usually sized as 64x89mm) If youre looking to double sleeve your cards for extra protection , youll need perfect fit and standard fit sleeves Pokmon cards are the same size as MTG cards, so you can get Pokmon sleeves for your Magic collection if you want Yu-Gi-Oh
This was one of those cards that a lot of decks were on the edge of playing, either because they couldn't quite get threshold reliably or they didn't want to splash one of the colors, inviting them to play a high-risk but high-reward game with their mana bases that both cost them games and won them games they had little right to win
Wheel of Fortune's Alpha edition is one of the rarest and most expensive cards in Magic: The Gathering
Third, quality control during the WOTC era was demonstrably less stringent than modern production, which means that while WOTC-era errors exist in greater variety, each individual error type is still rare enough to be genuinely collectible
Thanks so much for signing this great card
