Like all Abyss Proxy Shop proxies, every Mana Confluence #B is printed on German black core paper with the same weight and feel as the real card
Magic: The Gathering has been around for 30 years and has a rich history of creatures, characters, and settings
While there's nothing wrong with black and white, this piece wouldn't have had the same effect without the color
Sure, there are some breaks for multiplayer, just one takes the damage, and just one per attack no matter how many attacked, but you can see the power here all up and down, and make that choo choo sound
The Neon Ink variant of Mana Crypt is a super cool take on the card, and comes in a different color for each color of magic, though each one has a different rarity
Typically, a player will win by reducing their opponents starting life points to zero, but there are other paths to victory