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The card's flavor text also makes a self-reference to Magic's game world by noting "planar invasion" as a possible danger of the snow globe

That makes the No Rarity Charizard in a PSA 9 about 63 times rarer than the standard Japanese Base Set Charizard in the same grade

The characteristics of the half you didn't cast are ignored while the spell is on the stack

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(2013) SpyNet (2016) Mindbug (2021) Creature Feature (2022) Collectible card games: Magic: The Gathering (1993) Vampire: The Eternal Struggle (1994) Netrunner (1996) BattleTech (1996) Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1998) Xena: Warrior Princess (1998) C-23 (1998) Star Wars Trading Card Game (2002) MetaZoo (2025 relaunch) Board games: RoboRally (1994) Filthy Rich (1998) Pecking Order (2006) Rocketville (2006) Stonehenge (2007) King of Tokyo (2011) and spinoffs: King of New York (2014) King of Monster Island (2022) King of Tokyo Duel (2024) Treasure Hunter (2015) Bunny Kingdom (2017) The Hunger (2021) Founders of Reyvick (2024) Magical Athlete (2025) Other games: Spectromancer (2008), online card game Schizoid (2008), console action game Kard Combat (2011), iOS Game SolForge (2012), online digital card game Artifact (2018), digital trading card game KeyForge (2018), unique deck game Half Truth (2019), trivia board game co-created with Ken Jennings Carnival of Monsters [22] (2019), Kickstarted (failed) and eventually released through AMIGO Games Roguebook (2021), roguelike deck-building game Dungeons, Dice & Danger (2022), roll-and-write game Chaos Agents (2024), an auto-battler royale released through Garfields game lab, Popularium Vanguard Exiles (2025), a two-player, competitive auto-battler game released on Steam References [edit] "Magic: The Gathering Fact Sheet" (PDF)

Necropotence | Illustration by Dave Kendall Though broken cards have no set definition, we can agree that for one reason or another, they warp the game around themselves