Over time, even small environmental factors can damage it: Moisture: Humidity causes cardboard to warp, discolor, or develop moldruining the boxs structure and artwork. UV Rays: Sunlight or harsh indoor lighting fades the boxs colors, turning vibrant designs dull and reducing its value. Physical Damage: Scratches, dents, or creases from stacking other items (like more TCG boxes or books) can make an ETB look worn, even if the cards inside are untouched. Dust and Debris: Dust accumulates in crevices, making the box look unkempt and harder to clean without damaging the surface. For collectors who want to display their ETBs or keep them in like-new condition for resale (since mint ETBs often fetch higher prices on the secondary market), basic storage just isnt enough
Note the ability is written in such a way that something like doublestrike would let you get two triggers since it's two instances of combat damage
Im more often going to push this effect into my manabase, though, and just play the MDFC Song-Mad Treachery instead
Is there a new way to make use of the flip cards
Another Rookie Royalty marked #39/49 brought $20,800 on 45 bids
