Altered cards are tournament legal so long as the modifications (1) do not make the card art unrecognizable, (2) do not contain substantial strategic advice, (3) do not contain offensive images, (4) do not obstruct or change the mana cost or name of the card, and (5) cannot be construed as a marked card (must not be identifiable from any other card in a players deck)
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Wrenn and Six's effect may seem pretty inconsequential, but don't be fooled
Wizards' article explains that Fury is the worst offender by far thanks to its board clearing ability which "makes playing with creature decks nearly impossible"
In keeping with its look back at Magic: The Gathering history, Ravnica Remastered will revive the games retro frame treatment in Draft and Collector boosters, recreating the look of MTGs earliest cards
Id add this underplayed card to an enchantress deck, though