But yes, MTG card dimensions matter, especially if youre sleeving, storing, printing custom cards, or trying to avoid the tragic fate of why does this one card feel different? Lets get you the numbers that matter, the numbers that dont, and the print setup that saves you from the classic my border got guillotined moment
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Bad because you can't use it for card quality with shuffle effects and bad because many other things show hands and hands are often empty leading to this offering no information at all
Harry: This one's the real one
One year later, I reflect on what it was like to collect Pokmon cards again
