But you do want to avoid the three common ways custom cards get ruined: Use high-quality art Bigger is better
7 Aurora Waking Beauty Aurora seems like a great card on the surface, and she's definitely not bad at all
This big boy gives every Treasure you control the ability to make two mana when sacrificed, creates Treasure when it attacks, and has haste so it can get bigger when Sonic attacks
Back then, it only appeared on seven cards total: the classic Black Knight and White Knight and a cycle of wards, white auras that gave the enchanted creature protection from a specific color
DECKLIST: COMMANDER: The Ur-Dragon
While I firmly believe the idea that taste is subjective, and quality is not, I find it disruptive to the larger discussion of Magic art to try and codify which artwork is the better, or if A is better than B, etc