It's basically cheating (or, more precisely: a color pie break) that lets red decks get rid of problematic cards like enchantments and guarantees that its target gets out of sight and out of mind, but runs the risk of replacing it with something even worse
When it comes to video games, it had two Game Boy adaptations and an online one for PC with a later mobile port
This week has seen the top Battle MTG cards from March of the Machine rising in price, in the week of March of the Machine's set release
At first I thought the ink acted similar as a glue, and when the stacks of sheets are separated again, the ink on the back of the card just got removed, exposing the white of the cardboard itself
You're just as likely to open a pack where the rares are all low-value as you are a pack where they are high-value
Unlike some powerhouses immediately preceding it, Mental Misstep wasnt aimed to be as strong as it was, nor was it an act of desperation or a big bet