At any rate, Pixelborn appears to work as intended as evidenced by the above video

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Its already looking to be in a pretty sorry state in the background of the Dukes card, with dripping ink and even a claw mark in one of the columns
Conductive Current lets your other burn spells push more, and those extra 2 points of damage can matter
Japanese cards in general aren't necessarily rarer
Still, I think The Wandering Minstrel is a great budget option for anyone putting together a five-color deck that focuses on lands - like a Maze's End deck - or just a "good stuff" deck