That permanent will have the alternative characteristics, though, and some other effect could cause it to become prepared later
"Just the choice of which card to Ink is actually fairly skill-testing if you want it to be, because really what you're doing when you're looking at your hand, you look at the table, and you look over at what your opponent's doing, is you're saying 'which of these cards is least useful to me in this situation?'" Where to start Does Miller have any advice on what deck you should get to begin with
It's a deeper format than you might think and you are encouraged to run cards that are not printed during this era, like a Time Spiral Psionic Blast or a Commander Control Magic
The holographic effect makes the card look like it's shimmering in the light
He also lets you tutor for your equipment, and whether thats his hammer or a sword, all of that sounds great