But I also know that for many of you, me included, a huge part of Magic is about playing in-person, whether it's showing off your hard-to-find Phyrexian Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite promo, or just talking by voice with whomever you're playing
Rulings are hidden for sealed products
The Prismatic Piper, listed correctly or not as Near Mint, put me back 6 and arrived in the same condition in which it was printed
It is banned to lower the number of available mana-positive rocks in the first few turns, and in doing so decrease the frequency of extremely fast starts
Its a tad more fragile than a real Gaeas Cradle and costs 3 mana more, but apart from that its all upsideright
His first ability lets you either tap down one of your opponent's key blockers to swing in for that critical attack, or untap one of your own blockers to surprise your opponent during their combat step