The set symbol in the bottom right-hand corner of the counterfeit looks larger than on the genuine copy, and the letters "s" and "A" in Illus Atsuko are too close together
Deck revolves around card banishment, commonly used in conjunction with other cards such as "Golden Homunculus", "Gren Maju Da Eiza", the Helios cards, "Caius the Shadow Monarch", etc
Since it's probably impossible to please all the people all the time, I think Wizards of the Coast is doing the smart thing: it has transformed Magic into several interlocking games that happen to share the pieces, and theyre encouraging us to engage with the modes and game pieces we enjoy the most
However, because poisoning your enemies I mean opponents is such a short goalpost, it tends to be one of the most hated ways to play
Since [Zendikar Rising]s a land set, one option is always a land, but it lets the other side be an effect that might be too narrow to play by itself. That meant the Magic team could create more cards that both fit Zendikars theme, but also created chances for niche abilities