Even in that state you should be able to leave it out for a while until it loses enough moisture to proceed to the next step Once youve gotten it to a state thats somewhat flat and wavy, leave it out for about 10 minutes so it can acclimate a bit to your air (definitely let it dry if the surface of the card looks damp) then slide it in a sleeve and press it under a heavy book overnight Note: If you notice that your cards begin to curl the other way, youve gone too far, and will need to dehydrate the cards instead, a process we will cover in a future article
Of course, there's a downside to the collectability here: if everyone's getting that many more rares, their value over time might not rise to the level of the priciest vintage cards out there
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Add in the fact that the card is actually a good legendary Blood Artist that provides card draw and a strong finisher in Sephiroth, One-Winged Angel, and I have to say that this is a 10/10 design and a great commander
It does require you to get into combat, which is a big restriction