mtg dnd module cards Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Art (Enter the first room or advance to the next room.) Adventures in the Forgotten Realms

Expect to need opaque sleeves

However, if a proxy is being used ethically, there is no reason that it needs to be realistic

If a smart opponent is expecting a wipe, they will play more cautiously, dropping only enough of their creatures of permanents to encourage the wipe

It turns out there are no less than a zillion special printings, treatments, and artworks for all the rares and mythic rares in the set

Omnath, Locus of AllOmnath, Locus of All is also reasonably popular, but I hate what they did to my Elemental, so I'm only going to mention the card

Urza, Chief ArtificerUrza, Chief Artificer - 12,217 decks, 15,415 as commander Speaking of straightforward, the Esper Urza is a popular commander, ranked 61st, that demands you build around him in one way: lots of artifacts