It sees inconsistent play in Pioneer, but it still sees some and has a reputation as one of the most powerful 1-drops in Magic
Also, note the shape of the O, which is made up of straight-line segments on the genuine stamp but is rounded on the fake
Necropotence Magic's best black enchantment and black's best card-drawing effect, Necropotence is just plain strange
Obviously its not a good idea, but Im just thinking rhetorically
Once per turn you can equip 1 "Zeo Ranger - Red" OR unequip 1 "Zeo Ranger - Red" to this card
But now one deck is effectively converting most of its mana into this second, independent resource, which is almost as flexible in what it can buy but which DOESNT have that tricky use-it-or-lose-it restriction