If a player wanted to play Nexus of Fate, they had one of three choices: Foil their entire deck Get a judge to proxy the card with a non-foil basic land Risk getting tournament penalties for playing with a marked deck (since Nexus of Fate would eventually warp) Needless to say, it was not a good look when Magic tournament judges have to say implicitly that you cannot play with a certain card in your deck (without being proxied) because of physical quality control issues on said card
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It also interacts extremely well with Vigilance creatures, since those will be able to swing again on the extra turn regardless
Notably, this card has no limitations, so if youve spent your turn producing ample Elf tokens or dropping tons of one-drop Elves (both examples with summoning sickness), you can tap them all down for loads of mana
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The physical configuration of a booster box remains consistent, this predictability allows players to plan their collection strategies effectively