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When I was checking out the previews for FIN , something hit me: recognizability is a huge factor

On the first turn, as I explained the rules of placing ink and exhausting it to play characters, there was some confusion around card values and which characters could be put into the inkwell

If a political card in commander can do one of these things, then your deck becomes unassuming until it is too late

A counterfeiter shows off their hologram on a Damnation Moving up the line, if it gets to the point where fake cards are indistinguishable from real cards (which is the stated goal of counterfeiters and the dream of at least a large portion of the counterfeit community), and once fake cards are widely available and accepted by the community (which is likely to happen if / once they are really indistinguishable from authentic cards, because how could you know if the card you were playing with or against was real or not?), it could be a threat to the very existence of the game

Blue returns Phelddagrif to your hand and lets an opponent draw