I guess it's the combination of cards which are either burn (and therefore, valued, in terms of "AI Base Value") and/or cards that are expensive in real life (Mana Vault, Wheel of Fortune, Mana Flare, Lightning Bolt, Fireball, Disintegrate) that makes the scoring algorithm give such a high value to that deck
Urza, Lord High Artificer Urza, Lord High Artificer was the first card to depict the ancient well-known planeswalker on his own
Nowadays, Standard legal cards printed with the same effect come in at a cost of five CMC (converted mana cost)
They evolved away from energy-taxing brains and respond only to spinal reflex arcs from the hive mind. Rukarumel, field journal Illustrated by Johan Grenier Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty is bursting with color, kami, and a little bit of chaos
It also doesn't matter if more than one scanner contributes to a set