For that reason, a deck might not necessarily be a Tier 1 deck even though it falls under the deckbuilding constraints of the tier
Joshuas offers a lot more utility, too, pressuring your opponent, padding your life total, and even bringing back a bunch of your small creatures from the yard
What custom Magic cards usually means (so you dont overcomplicate it) Most people making custom Magic: The Gathering cards fall into one of these buckets: Alt-art re-skins: Same card text, different art and vibe (your Sol Ring is now a cursed waffle iron, as it should be)
I still play it in most decks that will reliably crew it
Standard MTG cards typically require standard-sized sleeves
Having these makes you more able to play pricier supporting cards like Time Warp