Competitive players and dedicated collectors chasing specific artwork will likely not feel the limitation as much, especially given the quality concentrated in the rare slots
Anything that is looking for the natural result is looking for the number shown on the face of the die before these modifications
That being said, lets go on an adventure
The point Im making is that when considering this review, and all other reviews, its important to be good Bayesians and recognize that a powerful card should be good and a weaker, situational card should be bad, but the constraints of the format around them, complete unknowns to the hapless reviewer, will be the true determining factor in identifying whether a card is a bulk mythic or a $20 rare
Also, that works both ways
"I found two guys in that live in (Howell's Ramtown) neighborhood, probably walk past each other every day and didn't realize they both play Warhammer , but not with each other