An interesting aspect of Flesh and Blood is the recycling of cards to use as resources when bringing other cards into play
Once we saw this card on display, we understood why it had such a high price tag
If that player hasn't already Summoned "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" during that Duel, a cutscene of "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" (or it's Dark Side of Dimensions counterpart, depending on which version of "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" is summoned) being Summoned plays afterwards
Until end of turn, creatures other than Zenos yae Galvus and the chosen creature get -2/-2.When the chosen creature leaves the battlefield, transform Zenos yae Galvus
It's still drawing in more players to this day - and chances are, you're one of them
The deck still runs some format staples like Swords to Plowshares and Esper Sentinel that don't care about enchantments, but that's true of any format