I did consider adopting Magic 's vocabulary but decided against it
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
The Lore trackers pop out from the packaging and fit together to form a dial and spinner
The irascible but doting grey wizard is maybe the best example, as his death and eventual rebirth as Gandalf the White marks a drastic change in both his demeanour and function within Tolkiens story
Thats where the Collector Boosters excel, and as the name suggests, they are more likely to contain cards that collectors are looking for
Thankfully, when Gemstone Caverns is in your opening hand, the card is significantly better, and thats putting it lightly