Peelable card
A peelable card was introduced to Magic: The Gathering in the 2021 Secret Lair Drop Series: MSCHF set.
Description[edit]
The bonus card for the MSCHF set was a <c set="SLD" number="670" title="Plains" artist="">Plains</c> picturing a golf course. A thin metallic sticker can be peeled off the card, to reveal a <c set="SLD" number="669" title="Battlefield Forge" artist="">Battlefield Forge</c>, exposing the artists' true feelings about golf.[1][2][3] It looks to be a one-time option, however, as the possibility of reapplying the sticker in perfect alignment is low.[4]
Unlike modal double-faced cards (MDFC's), the two “modes” of this card (peeled and un-peeled) represent two separate cards that already exist in their own capacities. It’s completely unclear if this peelable card would be legal for tournament play, and if so, which of the two “halves” the card would be considered to represent.[5] Peelable cards also create an interesting dilemma from a legal playing standpoint, as it’s likely the card will be thicker than other MTG cards.[6]
References[edit]
- ↑ Hipsters of the Coast (November 17, 2021). "According to Wizards, the MSCFH x Magic Secret Lair drop that has been making the rounds will go live Saturday at 12pm Eastern.". Twitter.
- ↑ DoggyKeychain (November 17, 2021). "Secret Lair x MSCHF secret card is extra secret...". Reddit.
- ↑ Joe Parlock (November 18, 2021). "The New MSCHF X Secret Lair Features The First Ever Peelable Magic The Gathering Card". Thegamer.com.
- ↑ Callum Baines (November 18, 2021). "Unannounced MTG Secret Lair drop has peelable sticker cards". Wargamer.com.
- ↑ Paul (November 18, 2021). "The Upcoming Secret Lair X MSCHF Drop Seemingly Contains a Bizarre Peelable Plains/Battlefield Forge". Mtgazone.com.
- ↑ MTG Rock (Movember 18, 2021). "New Secret Lair x MSCHF Drop Reveals a First for MTG". Mtgrocks.com.