This coating affects: How easily cards slide past each other in a sleeve How well the image quality holds up when cards rub together How much dirt, sweat, and table grime they can handle before looking rough How light reflects off the surface when you tilt cards under a lamp or UV light Foil MTG cards add another layer of complexity
That being said, there are great bones here and its a really fun deck, while many of the cards included here like Hiram Flaversham or The Queen can be used to power up your other decks
Bristly Bill, Spine Sower Bristly Bill, Spine Sower is continued proof that cards don't need to be wordy and complex to be very powerful
Open the Omenpaths Speaking of rituals that looked really bad, Open the Omenpaths looked embarrassingly bad when it dropped in Kaldheim
Its like they never even read the comic books
These cards are extremely rare and usually reserved for set mascots or iconic monsters