Miller says that this play format is designed for quicker play and novelty to all players of all skill types because the cards come from sealed packs
Also look out for cards that generate a stream of expendable tokens like Bitterblossom, and creatures whose value is not in staying on the battlefield but in entering it, like Bone Shredder
If a liquid gets spilled and you have only single sleeved your cards, then the liquid can get into the sleeve and damage cards, youll wish you had double sleeved them
It ramps you, fixes your mana, provides a free artifact for its own metalcraft count, and any other effects in your deck that care about having a number of artifacts in play
Check the card's stats are correct It may seem too obvious to mention, but the first and most obvious sign of a counterfeit trading cards is surprisingly easy to overlook: sometimes they don't even get the text right
Casualty references an additional cost paid as the spell is cast