End the Festivities was first released in the set Innistrad: Crimson Vow, illustrated by Chris Rallis
The oddball release becomes the underappreciated release, and the underappreciated release eventually becomes the thing everyone realizes was scarce, distinctive, and far more important than it seemed at the time
The rarity system, card art, and set structure are nearly identical the main difference is that physical JPN cards offer texture, collectibility, and real-world value
Nissa, Steward of Elements
10/25 Zekrom
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