For high-value cards, many collectors first place the card in a penny sleeve before inserting it into a rigid toploader
Two life for a card isn't the best deal, but for otherwise bad ones it's wonderful and back then it was even better
Despite Snivy's bold and bright statement, Munna's perfect placement next to the moon in the sky creates a breathtaking moment
If you have a bunch of mana rocks plus Paradox Engine, or Jeskai Ascendancy and some mana dorks, you could easily cast a truckload of spells off Izzet Chemister in a single turn and probably win the game off a Storm card like Ignite Memories
3 Flubs, the Fool Fumbles His Way to Victory A High-Powered Hellbent General Flubs the Fool is unique in modern Magic design for a few reasons, but the most striking one is that Flubs was printed with an actual downside: Whenever Flubs' controller plays a land or casts a spell, they must discard a card unless they are completely hellbent or hand-less