This is especially more important today more than ever because of how time has a habit of making things disappear (like dust in the wind), and now matter how unpopular the e-Reader was, its still a part of gaming history that needs to be preserved
Artists do not have the leeway to sign when and where they want, and Pokemon places restrictions on how they can sign, what they can sign, and to whom they can sign
They'll contain three common cards, two uncommons, one 'wildcard' of any rarity, and a seventh card that may be "a land, a traditional foil, or a Special Guests card"
They are undeniably powerful spells, but part of what makes both work well is their text boxes being simple, minimalist, and straightforward
While they are more susceptible to removal, they also can take advantage of all the cards that benefit creatures
Gaea's Blessing (T1, Ext, S, Block) Technically a cantrip, Gaea's Blessing puts your best cards back into your deck (or your opponent's cards into his deck), plus gives you a chance to draw them back