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A lot of the time, people find their childhood cards and assume they're in great shape because they look "fine," but fine to your eyes and fine to the grading companies are very different standards: Centering (is the border even on all sides?) Surface scratches you can only see at an angle Tiny edge nicks or whitening Corner wear All of that counts

In many games, the most pivotal decisions will revolve around whether to warp a creature for short-term value (getting a small effect and effectively drawing that creature) or cast it normally for immediate board presence

Old-time MTG players know it well, as it was part of the deck that won the 1998 World Championship, piloted by Brian Selden

Your opponent plays blight, or maybe you meant to put counters on your creatures, either way, you're going to get counters on them so you might as well draw cards, and if you do it during opponent's turns this easily turns into way more cards than should cost