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No, but I've tested 10 functionally identical cards.

Correct!

The "cool" didn't mean anything. The card has a set-symbol that appears on no other card. The card I got is indistinguishable from a common that was printed in the set following that Game Day.

Your card is much too old.

Riddle: I should have won this cool collectible card with a unique set-symbol, but because our FLGS owner was lazy and distributed the cards at the start of Top 8 (instead of letting people pick in winning order after), I got an unremarkable junk common.

Is it...

X=1 weeping in the corner

The total disrespect shown to Newcastle.

Let's just brute force it, how many Magic cards are there? 20?

Hmmm... does anyone even rock default?

I dunno, life is short, cardboard is fleeting. Desecrate it.

Ship of These Nuts

I like that 3-mana Sarkhan. Get it printed on MTGO and I'll run it.

I'd love some critique if you have a minute:

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To be clear I think rarity restrictions are super different from what you (@Onderzeeboot) do with your color spaces. Your sets create super cool, innovative play experiences as a function of their structure. Color pairings create an actual play element, whereas a card does the same thing...

For a marginally better experience. And then again and again until you have a significantly better experience. I feel like restrictions can be an interesting starting point, but once you're in a place where you see a card (e.g. Myth Realized) would improve your environment (because it's perfect...