Sapphire Dragon First up is the Sapphire Dragon, a powerful monster from D&D lore that was covered extensively in Fizban's Treasury of Dragons last year
Grist, the Hunger Tide This scary looking planeswalker card is actually a cute bug - who, yes, did lead swarms of locusts to destroy the food supply of untold thousands, but only because she didn't know that humans had feelings
Sometimes it looks like someone just smashed a keyboard and called it a day, other times it's just a weird card name that, unless you were looking at the card itself, you'd think someone had made it up
version that some of Magic: The Gathering 's designers were more familiar with
This leads us to another booster fun treatment showcased in Murders at Karlov Manor: Showcase Dossier treatment
As for the '96 non holo carddass card (the green dragonite) this is supposed to be a glossy card, and I can see it is the same surface texture as all the other fakes, indicating that they all came from the same source