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It means you can squeeze that game in while on a tea break, at the bus stop, or during a definitely very important and relevant compulsory remote meeting about nothing to do with your department, without worrying about damaging your ranking or score if you have to duck out early or just make a silly mistake

On top of that, the enchantment prevents you and any other player from getting counters as well

Sometimes, a misprint of a card can immediately make it more valuable thanks to its rarity, and the shadowless version of Charizard from the base set can still net $500 for an ungraded and damaged copy

Perhaps this is the flavour R&D would like in our Magic but I don't really see how that makes it a better game

This ties it down to Fighting decks or Colorless Decks that just dont care