Sure, it has plenty of powerful cards well get to, but it also introduces a major new mechanic: dual-ink cards
Were not one to pass up a shiny Charizard card, but in comparison to the staggering popularity of the the Yu-Gi-Oh trading cards game, it almost seems like an afterthought
Frustrating for the opponent as you are so good at building advantages (and not leveraging any of them in the short term)
Godzilla, King Of The Monsters #275 Magic Ikoria Lair of Behemoths Keep track of your collection value over time
Minor appearances In All Things Bright and Beautifly
Perhaps a different Spanish Inquisition deck, one which focuses on using 0 mana value creatures such as Shield Sphere and Crimson Kobolds might prove a better home, though I'm not convinced