A combination of its low frequency in packs, its typically high power level in the game, and high demand from both players and collectors
This Esper colored three-drop base 3/3 flying evasion with and X in its cost is tops
I still sometimes find myself wondering how Wizards could have ever thought the mechanic was a good idea or expected it to work out fine
It feels more like a card youll play because you need to fill out your curve and cant find anything better
We went back and forth talking about matching parity, representing the series on how it is now versus how it was back in the 90's, and the importance of consistency of card names between our languages
Still, I would find ways to get out to them and compete, and when there are hundred other players, and half of them have full sets of power, youve gotta adapt