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Card Set(s) CS 25-26 Finalist Card Set 2 CARD VIEW OP09-043 | UC | CHARACTER Alvida Attribute Strike Block icon 3 Effect [On K type, play up to 1 Character card with a cost of 5 or less other than [Alvida] from your hand

5 Traditional foil borderless scene rares (12.36%) 1 Traditional foil borderless scene mythic rare (1.24%) 1 Traditional foil rare or mythic rarecan be any of the following: 32 Traditional foil rares (82.05%) 14 Traditional foil mythic rares (17.95%) 1 Non-foil extended-art rare or mythic rarecan be any of the following: 16 Non-foil extended-art rares (97%) 1 Non-foil extended-art mythic rare (3.0%) 1 Traditional foil rare or mythic rare that's an alternate-frame, extended-art, or borderless card, or one of the following: 2 Traditional foil borderless rares (4.95%) 8 Traditional foil borderless mythic rares (9.91%) 14 Traditional foil showcase memory corridor rares (34.67%) 5 Traditional foil showcase memory corridor mythic rares (6.19%) 16 Traditional foil extended-art rares (39.62%) 1 Traditional foil extended-art mythic rare (1.24%) 5 Textured foil showcase memory corridor mythic rares (3.25%) 4 Double rainbow serialized cards (500 of each) 1 Foil-etched rare or mythic rarecan be any of the following: 32 Foil-etched rares (82.05%) 14 Foil-etched mythic rares (17.95%) 1 Traditional foil double-sided token *Note: Probabilities may not sum to 100% due to rounding

Warp Warp is a mechanic that is geared towards brewing because it is powerful and creates mini-puzzles of how to get additional value out of a summoning sick creature that only sticks around for your turn

With the prevalence of Lrien Revealed in the format, you see swathes of Sneaky Snackers all over Pauper tournaments online and on tabletop

It's referenced by non-Magic: The Gathering players, and you'd see it in just about any piece of media that discusses the most valuable trading cards ever