A small ink dot on a common may only be worth a couple dollars, but extreme misprints on desirable cards can sell for hundreds or even thousands
Pairing Skullclamp with all those 1/1 tokens is likely a fine starting point
The only way around that is to explore new design space and, time and time again, we as Magic players lambast Wizards for that decision
Also I myself am not a fan of regular misprints and miscuts but I love old playtest cards, and so any knowledge about PKMN playtest cards would be awesome 1 Like occam January 14, 2021, 2:37am 7 Ive spoken to many WOTC employees over the years (less so recently as time has been limited), and have never heard anything about Pokemon playtest cards
Alright, I admit, I wanted this list to be a lot more expansive since we also have many more cards like Ultima, Town Greeter, and especially Astrologian's Planisphere (another crucial component of the new Vivi Izzet build), those that definitely had solid deck entries during the last major tournament event
Waxen Shapethief is a classic Flash Clone
