Many of the cards feature such a gigantic long text in an even smaller font than I am used to from Magic
In Commander and on the kitchen table, you can make an opponent lose the game, as long as you have nine mana available: False Cure has also seen a smattering of Premodern play, but I think it's primarily prized for its scarcity: it's never been reprinted
You can focus on one hobby lane, ask questions, compare cards in person, and get a better feel for what kinds of products and price ranges actually interest you
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I noted that the former "might not eclipse Nekusar," which is its closest competition, and indeed, Queza only got halfway there
