But if you want a big audience and buyers willing to shell out $30 a pop for your cards, you can rack up sales, especially if its graded
At minimum, if your opponent commits their gold to try to put a blocker in front of this to break it, you can spend a Sage gold to make it unbreakable before damage, meh
We always recommend ensuring custom cards are clearly distinguishable from official products if theyre being created for casual or proxy use
For example, if I target my own Phyrexian Missionary with Deadly Derision MTGA asks, Hey, dude, are you, like, totally sure you wanna do that!? Probably not a bad idea to leave this option On if you're new to MTGA (or playing while tired/bottle-feeding/otherwise distracted), but a lot of times what youre trying to do does make sense, so turn it off if you find Arena second-guessing you too much