On the old stuff, the most distinguishable sign is the light test, Rudy, who dispenses financial advice on buying Magic cards on his YouTube Channel Alpha Investments LLC, told me over the phone
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Magic s Iron Maiden is an homage to the original torture device based on cards in hand, Black Vise
My humble opinion is that they are the good stuff
Yes, there are a handful of white cards that draw you cards when your creatures die, though they all have conditions like being equipped, having a +1/+1 counter, or costing
Of course, the only real way to deal with Progenitus is with a board wipe of some kind, but, even then, if it goes into the graveyard you just shuffle it back into your deck
