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For an example of what Topps 1951 cards looked like, take a look below: For that series only, it was framed to be more like a game (a trading card game, perhaps?) , and each players cards could affect the game, such as drawing a strike or a ball card would mean your pitcher threw a strike or a ball, etc
You do get to pick and choose which permanent cards youre playing, so if theres a spell or two you dont want to cast you dont have to, though it does go straight to the graveyard
Big Score was first released in the set Streets of New Capenna, illustrated by Gaboleps
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