The Dimir horror pirate mills your opponent a number of cards equal to the damage they take from it or another horror
Never before has the shoot em up, wagon-chasing ways of the Wild West been associated with MTG, so this is a unique change of pace for both collectors and Wizards of the Coast, who continue to buck trends by releasing unexpected MTG collaborations and exciting D&D product releases
I usually only try to do this if they have some sort of story significance, though
The distinct circular lines offer green, blue, and purple shading within each segment, allowing Banette's muted gray and red color palette to shine
Almost 30 years later, only a fraction of that number have reportedly survived - regardless of condition
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