It also includes the term "nonlegendary", but it certainly cuts down how many cards you'll need to evaluate
Its still powerful despite there being a better option, and its sitting on the sidelines if Breach ever gets the banhammer
This wasnt an issue of artificial price inflation from top-heavy listing data, either
And the card has since been erratad to be clearer in how the whole thing works, with its power and toughness considered 1 plus twice the number of age counters instead of last paid cumulative upkeep. None of this is interesting
I find the history of it interesting and I cant imagine many changes have happened due to the effect they have on the database
the only way i could see it being a standalone eng set is if jp releases a bunch of decks that end up as filler similar to SV03 and to a lesser degree, SV07 SV era so far: JP Year 1 ENG JP Year 2 ENG JP Year 3 ENG sv1S + sv1V SV01 sv5K + sv5M SV05 sv9 SV09 sv1a + sv2D + sv2P SV02 sv5a + sv6 SV06 sv9a + sv10** ** SV10** sv2a (151) SV03* sv6a sv06.5 sv10blackbolt** + sv10whiteflare** (BW ver of 151) ** sv10.5** W o r l d s sv3 (type change tera) 151 sv7 (stellar tera) SV07 sv11brave** + sv11symphony** (megas) ** SV11** sv3a + sv4K + sv4M sv04 sv7a +sv8 SV08 sv11a(?)** + sv12** ** SV12** sv4a SV04.5 sv8a SV08.5 sv12a** ** SV12.5** * released too late to be legal for worlds ** unconfirmed the only outlier this gen so far is 151 which was switched with SV03 in eng
