They sometimes look surprisingly real, but they can really ruin your collection
Seems to me this would be a better operation, to maintain the clean vector score lines for the structure of the card
For one thing, the cards status as a promotional card has to be a factor
Thankfully, with plenty of graveyard-focused copy spells in MTG, especially in Dimir colors, this deck definitely isnt a one-and-done threat
This Special Illustration Rare didn't receive much attention during the set's initial release and has followed a similar downward trend to most of the other cards in Twilight Masquerade
The price tag is surprising, given that the main card is a strictly worse, color-restricted Panharmonicon, which itself is only just over $5