# Feedback Feedback represents an interesting footnote in Magic's earliest design history. As an uncommon from Limited Edition Alpha, it's a functional curiosity rather than a powerhouse—a damage spell that scales with artifact count, reflecting Magic's initial uncertainty about how artifacts would fit into the game's ecosystem. Collectors value Alpha uncommons primarily for set completion and historical significance rather than individual card strength. Feedback matters mainly because it exists in Magic's first printing, making it a legitimate piece of the game's foundation. The card's mechanical simplicity and niche utility mean it attracts completionists more than players seeking rare or broken effects. For Alpha collectors, uncommons like this fill out collections and represent the full scope of early design experimentation.