Five years ago, most counterfeit cards were laughably bad, failing just about every test imaginable and often looking wrong at a quick glance
Of these 82, a fair portion are "win more" cards like Arbiter of the Ideal, Atemsis, All-Seeing, and Sphinx of Clear Skies
We could do whatever we wanted (provided, of course, that it had cards from the set in it)
Many Headliners and Serialized cards from new expansions can also fetch very high prices on the secondary market
In 1v1 formats, theres too much of a risk that its just useless if you win the die-roll, and its usually not impactful enough to warrant a sideboard slot
If youre cracking packs to find the most valuable cards in the set, youre going to want to know what to look for