The layout is engineered to allow easy viewing and quick access to up to 31 graded cards, with optimized spacing that accommodates a range of slab thicknesses without compromise
Sure, these decks will have mana-ramping instants, sorceries and artifacts, but after that, you should be slamming creatures most or your other turns while your foes gameplans will be stuck in molasses until they answer this unassuming 2/3 jolly green giant
I feel like there should be a fine line between age/rarity/population for things like this unless its a promo
After all, cards are not something you hoist triumphantly in front of an audience or are likely to show off to friends and family
And yet, in this case too the best card has hardly anything to do with the mechanic itself
Team Rocket's Watchtower states that Colorless Pokmon in play have no abilities, which forces the opponent to draw into the cards they need instead of being able to reliably search for them