Some people claim they just want cheap replicas for kitchen-table Magic, but once money changes hands and the product is designed to pass as real, youre in counterfeit territorywhether you intended that outcome or not
This is an archetype that Wizards of the Coast has mostly supported through keywords, but I think its a fun, more specific way to do a graveyard deck
With cards like Blood Moon , Price of Progress , and even From the Ashes , it can stop multicolor players in their tracks
Sure Rampaging Baloths and Omnath do a good job here, but they only go so far
Thats where cards like Viscera Seer and Carrion Feeder come in
Well, the original printing of Sliver Queen may be over 23 years old, but this special, oversized version wasnt printed until 2012 when it came out with the Commanders Arsenal product