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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

And this includes a lot of really powerful and playable cards, especially Commander staples

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Tidus, Yunas Guardian has the ability to move a counter from any target creature onto another target creature, and hes also got the unique Cheer ability, which allows him to draw cards and proliferate whenever one or more creatures (that the player controls) deals combat damage

237 cards shown Terastal Festival ex Set Rankings Ranked by chase, rarity, and market signals Terastal Festival ex Market Scanner Price-sorted cards, inspired by TCG Republics commercial list surface 1Umbreon Ex$369.99Find Singles 2Sylveon Ex$104.99Find Singles 3Espeon Ex$57.03Find Singles 4Leafeon Ex$56.52Find Singles 5Vaporeon Ex$51.11Find Singles 6Flareon Ex$50.14Find Singles 7Glaceon Ex$49.14Find Singles 8Jolteon Ex$45.00Find Singles 9Pikachu Ex$36.08Find Singles 10Eevee Ex$34.24Find Singles 11Roaring Moon Ex$27.90Find Singles 12Eevee Ex$24.99Find Singles Top Chase Cards Most collected high-rarity cards from Terastal Festival ex