Coming from a background of MTG, I found it both easy and fun to pick up
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But you often hear that simple is best and for good reason
Marcy: This card is super fun, and also potentially really strong
As mentioned, this is the first time we've seen a card from a Universes Beyond set like Spider-Man have its type line changed when being reprinted for an in-Magic-setting release
