They're a lot of work and present a number of unique challenges, but it's hard to argue with the results
Each deck also contained 12 blank proxy cards to be used as the player saw fit
Its a niche card that hasnt seen much play recently, but its the exact kind of specific synergy piece that can jump from bulk to a few dollars overnight once its featured in a popular deck tech
If there's one disappointing aspect of the Faldorn deck, is that it underutilizes some of the mechanics in the Battle for Baldur's Gate set
And the end result was that pretty much any serious Legacy player needed to carry around a bunch of stickers with them to tournaments, even if they weren't playing the sticker cards themselves, just in case they might end up reanimating or copying their opponent's Blank Goblin
Yep, Star Trek is coming to Magic and it looks glorious.