Additional cards have 3-4 print variations from prerelease kits, theme decks & Toys R Us stamped promos
However, the fact that I just used the words "back face" to describe them (and so did the rules) kind of demonstrates how confusing this distinction can be
It doesnt see much play, probably because it has only been printed three times and is five-colors, but combining this with effects like Prismatic Omen, Leyline of the Guildpact, and Dryad of the Ilysian Grove have been some of the most fun Ive had playing a five-color deck
Since this card and the other most expensive Roaring Moon cards are so new, they're fairly easy to find in NM condition, and it's usually worth investing in the best possible condition if you're concerned with your card's long-term value
Im so much of a sharing fiend already that they should give me a condo on Sesame Street