Though there was a One Piece Collectible Card Game in 2003, it failed to make much of an impact on the CCG community and disappeared fairly quickly
In fact, there's so much hype around this MTG set, both from established Magic players and onlookers in the Final Fantasy community preparing to throw money at Wizards of the Coast, that I'm genuinely a little bit nervous about the effect it will have on Magic as a game system
If you notice a thicker drop shadow around the edges, then your card was released during a later printing of the Base Set
For example, a card might say "whenever one or more other creatures dies, target opponent loses one life"
Dredge is a modern-day monster, certainly out-gunning even most of its contemporaries and breezing through tournaments when unencumbered, but it is rarely the most likely deck to win any particular tournament, any more than Doran or Red Deck Wins, even though any of them is capable
This particular CGC 8.5-graded copy fetched $26,400 in 2021, a staggering price for a playtest card that never saw official release