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The Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Double-Faced Substitute Card (SMID-2) provides a functional replacement for double-faced cards in Magic: The Gathering gameplay.

Double-Faced Substitute Card

2021 • Magic: The Gathering • Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Substitute Cards

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The Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Double-Faced Substitute Card (SMID-2) serves a critical functional role in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Released in 2021 as part of the SMID set code, this card number 2 is designed to represent any double-faced card during gameplay. Its primary utility lies in its ability to stand in for tokens or actual double-faced cards when a player lacks the physical counterpart or needs a standardized placeholder. In the context of Magic: The Gathering, double-faced cards (DFCs) add complexity by having a front and a back face. The substitute card allows players to maintain game integrity by clearly marking these cards without requiring the specific card it represents. This makes it an indispensable tool for players who build decks featuring multiple DFCs or who frequently encounter them in formats where they are legal. By using this common card, collectors and players can ensure their games proceed smoothly, regardless of which specific DFC is being represented. Whether you are looking to complete your collection of set-specific accessories or need a reliable backup for your next tournament, the Double-Faced Substitute Card is a must-have. Its straightforward design and clear rules text make it easy to identify and use. For dedicated collectors, owning the full suite of substitute cards from Innistrad: Midnight Hunt provides a comprehensive set of tools for managing complex gameplay scenarios. This card ensures that your collection is not just about the cards you play, but also about having the resources to play them effectively. The card is printed with standard rules text that explains its function, allowing players to use it to represent a double-faced card in any situation where one is required. This simplicity is key to its widespread adoption among players who value functionality and convenience. By keeping this card in your sideboard or collection, you are prepared for any double-faced card that might appear in your matches.

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Year

2021

Series

Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Substitute Cards

Card Number

#2

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Game

Magic: The Gathering

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Rarity

Common

Artist

Donato Giancola

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Type

Card

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(You can use this card to represent a double-faced card.)

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What is the purpose of the Double-Faced Substitute Card?

The Double-Faced Substitute Card is used to represent any double-faced card in Magic: The Gathering. It allows players to clearly mark these cards during gameplay without needing the specific card it stands in for.

Is this card legal for tournament play?

Yes, this card is legal in formats where double-faced cards are permitted. It serves as a functional tool to ensure game integrity when representing DFCs.

How do I use the substitute card in a game?

You place the substitute card face up to represent the double-faced card. When the card flips to its back face, you can flip the substitute card to indicate the change, maintaining a clear record of the card's state.

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