When I suggest the possibility of, say, a quad-faced card (a physical impossibility in the real world), Forsythe says that actually sounds "totally reasonable" as skirting around physical limitations is exactly the kind of thing digital card games should be trying to do. Forsythe jokingly provides his own example of a crazy effect that would actually be going too far playing a game of Space Invaders to determine a creatures toughness when it enters the battlefield
Don't fall into the trap of calling counterfeit cards proxies because it helps normalize their use in the community and reinforces their acceptability, which is a bad thing for the game, its players, local game stores, and Wizards
Most reputable brands (e.g., Ultra Pro and Vault X ) use acid-free pages by default, but its always worth double-checking
#0873 Frosmoth Total Market Price $130.81 24 cards priced 2026-07-31 Avg Card Price $5.45 High Card $78.58 Low Card $0.07 Frosmoth card prices have gained 30.1% year-to-date and is up 0.3% over the past 30 days, with 24 cards ranging from $0.07 to $78.58
For a product like this to be investable, its going to take 10+ years to gain any significant value
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