With Mega Evolutions returning in force and Special Illustration Rares pushing presentation to extravagant new heights, the set has created another sharp divide between playable staples and true luxury chase cards as well
But every now and then, a card slips out the door that is just so bad, so unplayable, that you have you stop and wonder, Why was this card made? In this series of articles, I want to take a look at the bottom-of-the-barrel cards from the history of MTG
Early on, many cards dealt with landwalk and regeneration, but these effects have all but died out
Split Up can perform that way in some scenarios, and its on the lower side for mana value
It has made card collecting more accessible to the public , as curious fans no longer have to scour expensive card shops to get their hands on collectibles since Pocket is free-to-play