And if that is confusing, the special judge's gift version of Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite went even further, using only Phyrexian script (something Wizards has returned to in Phyrexia: All Will Be One and March of the Machine ): Beyond that, prerelease cards have occasionally been in more classical languages throughout the years, although all of these are just the closest translation equivalents of the English original
#9 It's on galaxy foil that almost makes up for the lack of illustration rare
The problem lies in combining that theme of color-based punishment with the cards illustration, which looks suspiciously like members of the Ku Klux Klan standing in menacing poses
Sure, theres a cute critter in the middle that many will likely care about exclusively, but its neat to see the TCG brew up a way for kids to immediately use their cards to play with each other and perhaps gain some interest in the full games rules
It might be a bit niche, but could be very disruptive in the right hands