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The black backdrop and speckles of stars play really nicely off of the twilight blaze which fogs across the entire back. The back card is a stunning yellow ball of fire swirling through the sky.

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Add the Starlight Solar to your robust collection of the popular starlight series made by Collectable Playing Cards and produced by USPCC. The Solar deck will hypnotize you with its signature afterglow piercing through a pitch black abyss. It's been awhile since we last added to our infamous Starlight collection and what better way to come back then with the Bicycle Starlight Solar Playing Cards! Set your sights to the sky and look deep into the glowing orb of light. Get one now before they are all gone once again! This re-print has a limited print run of 2303 decks and a special limited print run seal. We've got your morning reading covered.The Starlight Solar deck was originally released October, 2017.

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Hungry for more Magic? Check out this explainer on the biggest bads, this forgotten Sid Meier Magic game, and these raunchy Easter eggs hidden in MTG art! Related: 6 Real Scandals Crazier Than Anything On 'House Of Cards' Get the Cracked Daily Newsletter! Thank god they did, my precious Gitrog monster will never leave my side. So it was relegated to history and they stopped printing cards with any ante-related text. And that incurs fees and state by state restrictions that quickly become unwieldy. Legally, because there was a prize at stake with monetary value, the game could be considered gambling in official tournament settings. The deck displays a glorious abyss of glowing stars that will keep you in awe and wonder. Get one now before they are all gone once again he Starlight playing cards feature 56 custom cards printed on the classic Air-Cushion Finish. This deck will have a limited print run of 2436 decks. Besides being wildly unpopular with players, there were concerns that the ante mechanic would bring too much legal heat onto the game. The Starlight deck was originally released August, 2014. Whoever won would take the spoils, leaving the loser to cry or gnash their teeth or however they expressed grief in the olden days of the early 90’s. Originally players would each RANDOMLY choose a card out of their deck and put it into the “ante zone”. But when the game originally came out, it was built into gameplay by Magic’s creator Richard Garfield. So giving away a card to an opponent seems unthinkable to most of us precious players nowadays. They’re honestly overpowered anyways… Related: The Comedy Card Boom: Can We Start (Unboxing) It?Ĩ If you lost, you had to give your opponent a cardĬurating collections of Magic cards is something people spend years and sometimes thousands of dollars on. This dual land was totally left out, but both made it into the second round of printing. Same goes for another card: Volcanic Island. A card which feels very weird to not include because all of the other Circles of Protection (Circle of Protection s? Surgeons General?) were printed in the set as intended. The first was Circle of Protection: Black. But there were two cards that were one hundred percent supposed to be in the set. When Alpha was first printed, no one knew what was missing because… no one had seen Magic cards before. Related: 6 Things People Get Wrong About the Bible's Christmas Story 6 They straight up forgot to include some cards Other cards were printed with snippets from Dickinson, Poe, and even Shakespeare. And, very appropriately, Piety features a quote from the Qur’an. Durkwood Boars for example quotes Mark 5:13. Instead of the flavorful world-building snippets of text we get on modern MTG cards, original printings of the set took quotes from real world sources.