But Im not here to waste your time going on about flavor (not right now, anyway)
The basic idea is to take a selection of cards, ideally cheap bulk commons and uncommons, and alter them by using a Sharpie to remove sections of their text
I'm not the biggest fan of Undertaker here, as small creatures tend to die pretty easily thanks to Thantis's ability, and Undertaker's ability needs a target, so itvcan't always be activated to prevent it from dying
We know what card grading is and how it's done, but why would a person want to do it in the first place
The new Disney Lorcana: Into the Inklands set will launch on February 23rd at local board game stores and on March 8th at major retailers
As for Commander, he's been playing since 2010, when he started off by making a two-player oriented G/R Land Destruction deck