What to look for: Smooth, even holo application across the entire card Crisp pattern that shifts cleanly under light No cloudy film or unnatural rainbow shine Proper alignment with card artwork Red flags: Extra holographic film layer creating a cloudy appearance Pixelated or "dotted" holo patterns Uneven foil application or bubbling Holo that looks like a cheap sticker overlay Test it: Tilt the card under a light source
In other words, if two stacks both have Hurloon Minotaurs on top, you must move one Minotaur on top of the other one
The light will have a prismatic effect on the card surface, making it a very fancy card to display
The potential downside to this spell is that it requires an unblocked attacking creature to cast for its sneak cost, and depending on the board state, this might not be granted to you
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So yes, we're all thinking it: Toxic Deluge, Black Sun's Zenith, Bane of the Living, and The Meathook Massacre all get around creatures with protection in Commander