I mean, if you can untap it and attack with it, you’re probably already doing pretty well. Hope they don’t have a Terror for after you declare attackers, right?
This card is from the 4th Edition expansion for Magic: the Gathering. But also, this card is from the Alternate printing, a test print in the US by a playing card company. Unfortunately, the cards don’t match up with the regular printing. Note the darkened “A” on the back of the card. They don’t glow under a blacklight like regular cards do. They have a different finish on them. Generally a nicely printed card, but unfortunately different enough from the regular print. These were accidentally released in starter decks to the public and not discovered until years later.
If you are not happy with the purchase, you can return it within 30 days from the date of purchase. You’ll get the refund of your money or another product of the same value, be it similar or not. But, when you return your purchase, the condition must not be deteriorated and carry the original packaging. If an invoice was provided, please return it with your order.
| Imperfection | Severity | Description |
| Edgewear | Moderate | Slight rounding on the corners, and some moderate edge rubbing on all edges of the back, especially the bottom edge |
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| Other notes | Alternate printing; accidental factory release |
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