The dreaded Gruul Landfall deck in Magic: The Gathering is one of the trickiest archetypes to play against, especially if you miss-play even a single turn, as before you know it, you'll have creatures with hugely bloated power numbers swinging in to destroy your life total
The easy-to-read label and secure casing make it a popular choice among collectors, ensuring the card itself shines
These are some of the more common error cards, but as one can imagine, cards with more noticeably disproportionate borders are often worth more
Long gone are the days of finding those extra little clauses from R&D expressing their ideal use cases for their designs, or spotting snippets of worldbuilding blending into rules text
This matters because different grades can trend differently
Keep in mind, this is just from my personal experience, and the actual pull rates might shake out a bit differently once more product is in the wild
