The most useful thing to use O'aka for is to either remove lore counters from Sagas, keeping them from finishing and sacrificing themselves, or removing finality counters
This card reminds us that we should never jump on the "banned" wagon and get every card people tell us to buy
Note that we dissociate this type of deceptive inking from accidental inking (the small stroke of felt-tip pen in the middle of the card, or ink on a sleeve that has rubbed off), to which we also give the Inked status, but which we note as Print lines This card has a clearly visible printline, a minor printing defect which is nevertheless quite frequent, but which will be included in the surface score
The Invocations In the past, I've listed out every single Masterpiece series card, but considering we'll have these cards in every set moving forward (and there are a lot of them), this seems a bit excessive, so let's get right down to the numbers
CardXpand extends the artwork beyond the card, creating a seamless framed display where your card becomes the centerpiece