And most importantly, it was the hardest card to pull from Base Set packs, creating a scarcity dynamic in 1999 that embedded the idea of "Charizard = treasure" into the minds of millions of children who are now adults with disposable income and a powerful nostalgia itch to scratch
These reprints were both at uncommon since they were a touch too good at common
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And of course Wood Elves, a heavily played land-fetcher
Aaron Forsythe, Vice President of Game Design: It is true that certain color words in characters names can complicate design decisions just because those words have such powerful associations in Magic
