They're both strong color-hosers for blue spells and permanents, destroying or countering anything blue for just
It's more likely that after a few years of declining profits, we'd start to see layoffs at Wizards supporting R&D is expensivewhich would mean fewer new Magic cards and products (somewhat ironically creating a self-fulfilling prophecy, since less products would mean less reprints, driving up prices on cards even more and making fake cards even more appealing) until eventually Wizards just shuts its doors and Magic becomes a dead game
Ancient Greenwarden is gnarly in this, thanks to doubling landfall triggers
They may include minor scratches, small edge whitening, or foil imperfections such as print lines, foil seams, o
It feels like a stretch, but if Magic is growing, then some proportion of the growing player base could hypothetically be buying older cards