If a spell or ability you control targets a creature an opponent controls with hexproof and Nowhere to Run leaves the battlefield while that spell or ability is on the stack, that creature becomes an illegal target for that spell or ability
While that story had a happy ending, I have to imagine that hes not the only one out there using the high to try and figure out what his cards are worth
Lay the suspect card next to a verified real copy of the same card or any authentic Magic card
They also bring game-changing effects
Think Parallel Lives, Doubling Season, or Anointed Procession they turn a good token strategy into an unstoppable horde, perfectly mirroring the feeling of gathering a powerful party in Baldur's Gate 3
Mulliganing Resource management matters, but so, too, does sequencing