For a time, it seemed to fall behind Card not found, but with Card not found and fewer three-colored decks out there, it has definitely proven itself to be a very good draw spell, despite its meager beginnings as a draft common
A counterfeiter shows off their hologram on a Damnation Moving up the line, if it gets to the point where fake cards are indistinguishable from real cards (which is the stated goal of counterfeiters and the dream of at least a large portion of the counterfeit community), and once fake cards are widely available and accepted by the community (which is likely to happen if / once they are really indistinguishable from authentic cards, because how could you know if the card you were playing with or against was real or not?), it could be a threat to the very existence of the game
Of course, this raises the question, "What if my level 20 Wizard wants to buy a Draft Horse?" But, in the campaigns I run at least, that sort of minutiae is usually ironed out at higher levels
When playing Keeper of the Sacred Word, how do you treat homophones (words that sound alike but are spelled differently such as wait and weight) homographs (words that are spelled the same but sound differently such as read and read) and homonyms (words that are spelled and sound alike but have different meetings such as counter and counter)
