(I'm not getting into how production makes cards, but how R&D handles the information.) Thus the first function of a card code is to let everyone know a card's rarity
Remie didn't play a lot of green cards in his main deck or anything, he just realized that as long as a RW deck is already willing to play Bloodstained Mire, Flooded Strand, Windswept Heath, and Wooded Foothills (as Tsapko's straight RW was), it might as well get paid off
Charizards name on the top of the card is a bit larger and taller on the fake
Toxic, aside from being a banger of a Britney Spears song (and an equally good cover by VersaEmerge), is a mechanic thats linked to the classic, and monstrously powerful, infect
A graded 10 Western copy recently traded for a staggering $8,000
Safehold Elite Much like Putrid Goblin, Safehold Elite is just on the edge of playable