Faithless Looting Often argued as Reds premier card draw in Magic: The Gathering, Faithless Looting has found its way into tons of decks on a consistent basis
It's also very much ready to use (equip) the moment it transforms, so just fire away
They can lead to awkward opening hands, and if there are too many of them, a mulligan might be in order
The top-end staples in Ultimate Masters cards like Karn, Liliana, Snapcaster Mage, and Tarmogoyf have proven resilient from reprints over and over again
They're a topic that generates a lot of impassioned discussion, mostly because every time they come up, everyone starts arguing about the affordability of Magic and how WotC makes the game too expensive to play. There is increasing acceptance of proxies in certain situations , especially provided you are not trying to use fake cards and pass them off as real or using them in tournaments where they're not allowed