Rating | Explanation | Standard Examples 0 - Will never see play in this format (0 ratings are not listed)
If the list is removed and reprints of these cards become available, however, more and more people would be interested in these formats
How this works in actual gameplay is irrelevant to this post, which instead exists to explore the philosophy of the MTG color wheel, and how that philosophy is a near-enough-to-be-thought-provoking match for reality
But as it stands (flies?), it goes infinite with a few other pirates, Glint-Horn Buccaneer being the most common
On the other hand, the goal of counterfeit cards is literally to fool people into thinking they are real cards, either for tournament play or to make a profit by selling the cards to unsuspecting players, which makes counterfeit card "proxies" problematic