Theyve also all had the benefit of being printed at different time periods over three decades and some change, meaning weve started to see power creep take its toll when comparing our newest toys with the cards we mightve inherited
So while Guardian Scalelord can attack more freely, it also jumps the creature it gives Backup
You can then cast Walking Ballista for free and use it to win
This makes them un-reprintable
It would be nice to have redundancy with Exquisite Blood, so I could replace Defiant Bloodlord with the conqueror, as I would still have plenty of cards that replicate the effect of Sanguine Bond, and doing that would also lower the mana curve of that deck, but, on the other hand, the bloodlord is a very nice flying beater, which I can also give lifelink, and Exquisite Blood costs 5 mana to cast, but does nothing on its own, so I also would have no difficulty in replacing it with its creature counterpart, as well, so it is a difficult decision, for me
Ultra Pro: (currently using) Pros: Very easy to get in and out Perfect for cheap cards Leaves a little wiggle room Cons: Too flimsy Feels cheap when you want to put an expensive card Susceptible to get dust inside IMG_4407.HEIC30244032 2.65 MB Perfect Fit (what I believe this is, I got this card from CardRush so I am not sure) Pros: Premium thicker quality Nice and snug Cons: Hard to get in and out
