The back of vintage cards shows a darker blue shade than newer releases
Here is a little coin pouch (didn't want to call it a purse since it's for my youngest boy and he'd probably not like that)
Shura is the most obvious aggressive early game piece, but Holly OP15-071 progresses our main game plan, and we'll always want to use it to set up our board
Accuracy drops on older cards, foreign printings, and rare variants, and that is where apps differ most, so test any scanner against the trickiest cards in your own binder before trusting it with a full catalog
Drawing a specific silver bullet card from your sideboard is great, and using your other artifacts as creatures later in the game is very good as well
Read: MTGs Edge of Eternities set revels in existential space horror Katara is a white-blue creature with vigilance and she creates 1/1 Ally creatures on entry