Are there competitive players who are great painters, and casual players who dont enjoy painting minis
Then post-holidays, theres going to be far less consumer spending happening
Eternal formats dont rotate like the core MTG Standard format and have no restrictions on when the card was printed
The front side isn't bad, and it coudl do some serious damage to token decks that aren't buffing their creatures with counters or anthems

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