In deciding which card to place into your inkwell, my main heuristic so far has, once again, been the desire to curve out
The rip test The light test's infinitely more evil variant, this requires you to tear open or peel back the corner of your card to check for the presence of that magical, authenticity-guaranteeing internal black layer
Many players expressed a desire for physical cards with similar art and mechanics to those seen in the game
But MTG has a totally different resource system
The most immediately eye-catching of the upcoming Commander precon decks is Squirreled Away, purely because it's centered around a very popular MTG creature type
In this spot we have 64 rares and 20 mythics possible, so that gives us a drop rate of 1/84 for a particular foil rare and 1/168 for a particular foil mythic