Conclusion In conclusion, the mtg green dot test is a trusted method for spotting fake cards
At the moment, its a bit hard to see this card slide down lower than $40 if it does go down that far
Even within the rules of fan-art I listed above: people buying it know theyre buying a proxy, a replicated card (at least, assuming its not someone trying to hock a proxy off as being authentic) the fact that it does use authentic artwork is tricky, and maybe the most grey of greys involved proxies dont interfere with the rights-holders from selling cards because, well, the rights-holders dont get ANY money from the secondary market to begin with
Sarkhan Unbroken provides a ton of advantage for players when he comes into play, with his first ability both drawing you a card and adding one mana of any color to your mana pool
Somehow, even in a 100-card singleton format, theres never enough room for all the cool spells you want to include, plus the necessary lands to make the deck work
Backbreaking in casual, and format warping at competitive tables, Hullbreachers asymmetrical resource denial that concurrently generates a massive advantage proved to be too much