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You could sac for the pump but not the card draw, a bit weird

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In my opinion, this is good for the Magic the Gathering ecosystem, making regular versions of cards more accessible to anyone who wants to play with them, while also having versions of cards for collectors and speculators

Traditionally, trading cards are worth oodles on their release day, then drop in value like a brick in just days, if not hours, later