Even without worrying about scale, centering, placement, or shading, just that one hand is a task unless you're artistically inclined
An example is Summon: Shiva, which plays like a normal Saga, starting with an immediate effect and getting a lore counter each turn, before getting sacrificed after the last one is placed
Coastal Piracy more than made up for this, by allowing each and every one of your creatures to draw you cards pending successful combat
At the end, Ill introduce a contest where you can use your deck-building skills to win a 3D card of your own
In MTG, it has been around a lot less time, since 2018, and Ive always thought it weird that a term for spycraft is used to talk about manipulating your own deck