For those who arent in the know - understandable given how many MTG sets there are each year now - Innistrad: Crimson Vow is the next standard set and releases two months after Midnight Hunt
The reason for it moving up is Ive gotten more time with the deck
Cards where an individual face design extends to the edge are known as "uncommon bleed," and more traditional black borders, as in this case, are "common bleed." Each style of design requires a different setup and cutting tools, so any time we build a new frame design, we evaluate it for production technique before moving on to further stages
From exile, you can cast the other side of the card, getting yourself a permanent, typically a few turns later, but not really putting yourself behind on cards
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