Mechanically, Terra is a fascinating card, using the mill mechanic of Black decks while still allowing players to build into the burst power of Red and creature-creation of White
In this slot, each of the borderless scene cards, including cards that create Bilbo's Birthday Party scene and the Mount Doom scene, are non-foil

Full Decklist: 3 Mountain 4 Forest 4 Island Arcane Signet Beast Within Become the Pilot Bigger on the Inside Bill Potts Carpet of Flowers Chaos Warp Cinder Glade Clara Oswald Command Tower Confession Dial Cultivate Cursed Mirror Dan Lewis Danny Pink Decaying Time Loop Desolate Lighthouse Dreamroot Cascade Exotic Orchard Farseek Fiery Islet Flaming Tyrannosaurus Flatline Frontier Bivouac Frost Fair Lure Fish Frostboil Snarl Fugitive of the Judoon Gallifrey Council Chamber Game Trail Graham O'Brien Growth Spiral Heaven Sent Impending Flux Into the Time Vortex Iraxxa, Empress of Mars Jenny Flint Karvanista, Loyal Lupari Last Night Together Lunar Hatchling Madame Vastra Me, the Immortal Memory Worm Myriad Landscape Nardole, Resourceful Cyborg Ominous Cemetery Osgood, Operation Double Path of Ancestry Ponder Preordain Psychic Paper Quantum Misalignment Reliquary Tower Return the Past River Song River Song's Diary Rockfall Vale Rogue's Passage Rootbound Crag Ryan Sinclair Search for Tomorrow Sheltered Thicket Sisterhood of Karn Sol Ring Sonic Screwdriver Start the TARDIS Stormcarved Coast Strax, Sontaran Nurse Surge of Brilliance Talisman of Curiosity Talisman of Impulse TARDIS Temple of Abandon Temple of Epiphany Temple of Mystery Temple of the False God The Flux The Foretold Soldier The Fugitive Doctor The Thirteenth Doctor The Twelfth Doctor Thijarian Witness Think Twice Throes of Chaos Truth or Consequences Twice Upon a Time Vineglimmer Snarl Waterlogged Grove Wreck and Rebuild Yasmin Khan 3 Mountain 4 Forest 4 Island Arcane Signet Beast Within Become the Pilot Bigger on the Inside Bill Potts Carpet of Flowers Chaos Warp Cinder Glade Clara Oswald Command Tower Confession Dial Cultivate Cursed Mirror Dan Lewis Danny Pink Decaying Time Loop Desolate Lighthouse Dreamroot Cascade Exotic Orchard Farseek Fiery Islet Flaming Tyrannosaurus Flatline Frontier Bivouac Frost Fair Lure Fish Frostboil Snarl Fugitive of the Judoon Gallifrey Council Chamber Game Trail Graham O'Brien Growth Spiral Heaven Sent Impending Flux Into the Time Vortex Iraxxa, Empress of Mars Jenny Flint Karvanista, Loyal Lupari Last Night Together Lunar Hatchling Madame Vastra Me, the Immortal Memory Worm Myriad Landscape Nardole, Resourceful Cyborg Ominous Cemetery Osgood, Operation Double Path of Ancestry Ponder Preordain Psychic Paper Quantum Misalignment Reliquary Tower Return the Past River Song River Song's Diary Rockfall Vale Rogue's Passage Rootbound Crag Ryan Sinclair Search for Tomorrow Sheltered Thicket Sisterhood of Karn Sol Ring Sonic Screwdriver Start the TARDIS Stormcarved Coast Strax, Sontaran Nurse Surge of Brilliance Talisman of Curiosity Talisman of Impulse TARDIS Temple of Abandon Temple of Epiphany Temple of Mystery Temple of the False God The Flux The Foretold Soldier The Fugitive Doctor The Thirteenth Doctor The Twelfth Doctor Thijarian Witness Think Twice Throes of Chaos Truth or Consequences Twice Upon a Time Vineglimmer Snarl Waterlogged Grove Wreck and Rebuild Yasmin Khan Masters Of Evil Finally, we've got Masters of Evil, a deck full of the biggest threats in all of time and space

In our Best-of-One formats, Tibalt's Trickery has regularly caused problems in a deck that aims to mulligan aggressively, play the card on turn two to counter their own spell, then put something huge and nasty into play