A year or so ago, I put together a mono-red deck that relied on looping the three extra turn spells available: Final FortuneFinal Fortune, Last ChanceLast Chance, and Warriors OathWarriors Oath
The real strength of this card lies in the consistent ability to use this as a mana-positive ritual on a body alongside a pile of sticker sheets that have enough unique vowels
These cards each and every one of them is a counterfeit, and here's how we could tell: Counterfeits have had a presence in Magic: The Gathering since the game's inception, and they're getting harder and harder to spot from a distance
The first two lines of text here have been done before, with cards like Realmwalker, Vivien, Monsters Advocate, and Vizier of the Menagerie
If you choose the aura approach, there's the entirety of the Enchantress group that white also have some additions for
A copy of the card, graded Pristine 10 by ratings agency Beckett, sold for $105,000 on auction site Fanatics Collect in 2022
