All its abilities make it strong in a variety of Standard deck archetypes for the time
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
Using the considered best overall cards doesnt always mean they are always the optimal for your deck
It is not recommended to start with this card in your hand as it's very expensive to play, and spending too many turns trying to keep a cheap Aladdin alive for this to Shift onto could put you too far behind
Limited Edition cards have no expansion symbol, no copyright date, no trademark symbols, although they do list the art credits at the bottom of the card