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a Collectors edition card, cutting the corners, peeling of the back of the card, and then gluing a backside from a legal card to the CE card

Rather than focusing on the whole plane of Ravnica and its tenuous ecosystem of guilds, this batch of cards tightens the scope down to a group of intrepid investigators striving to solve a high-profile murder

It also makes itself bigger, which can be good if it hits the table early to catch all your flipping critters

This works great with expendable creatures and a sacrifice outlet

At ten-plus magnification you can look at the dot patterns on the front and back of the card to look at the rosettes or the rosetta dot pattern and actually match it with an authentic card. Everyone I talked to spoke of the dreaded nuclear option for detecting a fakeripping it apart to look inside