The way it's intended to work is that each player hides a number of items (such as coins or dice), and then after everyone is ready to, they reveal all the items at the same time
You commonly find it in token decks that use the second mode to clear the way for an army of Beast or Octopus tokens, but a control deck could just as easily play it to punish that one Ghired, Conclave Exile player who doesnt understand relative power levels
They simply don't print cards this blurry or this faded
After over two decades of new cards, however, that simple black star for 'Rare' was hiding a huge variety of rarities, making things very confusing
If you're looking to build a winning deck, you need to consider adding these cards to your roster
Once all these phases have been completed, your turn is over - your opponent now gets their turn