back bottom edge Very faint possible whitening along the bottom edge back bottom edge Possible very minor micro-roughness along bottom edge Analysis Front: Surface looks clean overall
The text on the card says: Destroy all creatures. Most board wipes have similar text: exile all creatures, deal X damage to all creatures, etc
Other spells like Path to Exile and Prismatic Ending have had their time in the spotlight, but the comparison's not even close
Ichor Swarm: Sheoldred, Whispering One 1 Go for the Throat 1 Life's Finale 1 Bubbling Muck 1 Reaper of Sheoldred 1 Whispering Specter 1 Beacon of Unrest 1 Slaughter Pact 1 Praetor's Grasp 1 Yawgmoth's Vile Offering 1 Phyrexian Reclamation 1 Caress of Phyrexia 1 Plague Stinger 1 Phyrexian Crusader 1 Hatred 1 Magus of the Coffers 1 Necroskitter 1 Jet Medallion 1 Bonehoard 1 K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth 1 Reiver Demon 1 Dread Return 1 Chancellor of the Dross 1 Sol Ring 1 Cranial Plating 1 Alloy Myr 1 Nightmare Lash 1 Phyresis 1 Aether Snap 1 Leaden Myr 1 Attrition 1 Ascendant Evincar 1 Black Sun's Zenith 1 Body Snatcher 1 Blind Zealot 1 Bane of the Living 1 Black Market 1 Buried Alive 1 Carnifex Demon 1 Commander Greven il-Vec 1 Contagious Nim 1 Nim Deathmantle 1 Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon 1 Lashwrithe 1 Whispersilk Cloak 1 Glistening Oil 1 Sword of Light and Shadow 1 Hand of the Praetors 1 Diabolic Tutor 1 Dregs of Sorrow 1 Dismember 1 Diabolic Intent 1 Enslave 1 Dross Harvester 1 Entomber Exarch 1 Reanimate1 Entomb 1 Exsanguinate 1 Expunge 1 Geth, Lord of the Vault 1 Grave Pact1 Ichor Rats 1 Phyrexian Arena 1 Massacre Wurm 1 Charcoal Diamond 1 Worn Powerstone 1 Vault of Whispers 1 Cabal Stronghold 1 Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth 1 Volrath's Stronghold 1 Barren Moor 26 Swamp 1 Phyrexian Tower 1 Lake of the Dead 1 Polluted Mire 1 Sheoldred, Whispering One As a black mage, this deck was my favorite to build
The 1st Edition runs themselves were also becoming relatively small compared to Unlimited prints, reducing the commercial argument for the practice
Additionally, a closer examination of the Doug Ferguson GX card reveals a typically troubling feature it was not printed on the standard offset printers that produce normal Pokmon cards, including Ishihara GX
