One could argue that Jumbo Cactuar is not broken at all, and that there are already some very powerful cards that can single-handedly win a game even without 10,000 power, and that is true
Being able to take Bone Saws and turn them into mana sources is very appealing and most likely will be a big player in Standard
Description In secret, Sauron forged a boosterone far more powerful than those owned by Elf, Dwarf, or Man
Why people choose it Best cost-per-card in bulk once youre filling large deck sizes and/or ordering multiple decks Tons of customization options (sizes, finishes, etc.) An ecosystem of community tooling and guides Where it tends to win When youre making multiple decks, a cube, or other hundreds to thousands of cards projects When youre optimizing for lowest total cost When you dont mind extra steps and a longer lead time Tradeoffs More friction: youre effectively running a mini production workflow (files, uploads, proofs) Lead time: MPC publishes typical timelines that are longer than U.S.-based print-and-ship Print tuning: community guides commonly discuss adjusting vibrancy/contrast expectations and art prep So Which One Should You Use