Players could feel pressured to dust cards that they might need later just to keep up with the meta
Draw another card for winning
That said, unless you are planning on opening a lot of boxes (to help even out variance), I'd probably plan on getting the non- Masterpiece value and treat the possibility of opening a super-sweet, super-expensive Invocation as a bonus lottery ticket that you get for free when buying a box of Amonkhet
3/3 Illustrated by Ryan Barger Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
This was the Pro Tour Collector Set , and featured cards with a completely different back, and a gold-bordered front, signed by each decks pilot for the first Pro Tour event
Here are the most important checks: Key Signs of a Fake: Blurry or bleeding text Wrong font or spacing Incorrect holographic pattern (grainy/flat) Missing or incorrect shadow Wrong card back color (purple or faded blue) Poor centering or incorrect borders Advanced Warning: High-quality fakes can look real even to experienced collectors
