While players might have few rares, they might have several or even many copies of key commons
Hare Raising Creature (20) Byrke, Long Ear of the Law Serra Redeemer Fecund Greenshell Finneas, Ace Archer Pileated Provisioner x3 Warren Elder x3 Druid of the Spade x3 Treeguard Duo x3 Clifftop Lookout x2 Burrowguard Mentor x2 Instant (6) Rabbit Response x2 Repel Calamity x2 Giant Growth x2 Sorcery (4) Hop to It x2 Rabid Bite x2 Enchantment (1) Artifact (2) Carrot Cake x2 Land (27) Blossoming Sands x4 Plains x12 Forest x11 The deck names basically do my work for me
To count as a Fog, you must prevent damage until the end of the turn
There is plenty of variance in fake cards as well, and multiple printers (mostly in China) will all produce cards of different quality
As an uncommon, this isnt the kind of card thats likely to light a format on fire, but as an appetizer for Saturday, its more than welcome
It seems that, rather than picking just one version, WoTC decided to capture Cid's meta-role across the entire franchise through its unique fifteen-variant artworks (representing the Cid of each main number FF game), plus the "any number of cards named Cid" clause - the first time these two design elements have been combined in MTG
