Web Coated (SWOP) v2 for North America, or ISO Coated v2 for Europe Black: Use rich black (C:60 M:40 Y:40 K:100) for large black areas, not pure K:100 Total Ink Coverage: Keep below 300% to prevent smudging (most professional printers recommend 280% maximum per SWOP specifications) Step 2: Set Up Printer, Color Management, and Page Layout Once your cards look sharp on screen, its time to prep them for printing
This is the kind of card that opens up new deck possibilities, like , or mono black control, and at least in EDH can be a budget substitute for cards like Damnation
As you open your Masters 25 boxes, keep in mind that, on average, you'll open less than one of each uncommon in your box
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Although part of the value of well kept cards comes from how hard it is to keep them in good condition, for the most part, keeping a metal card in good shape shouldnt be much of an issue