Because you want: Readable prints (text and art you can actually see) Consistent results (so your deck doesnt look like it came from five different printers) A sane price (so you can test more ideas, not just one forever deck) If anything shows up off, tell us
However, there are also times when cheap cards find some fantastic usage in the game, and players want the opposite
Because Charizard is now so popular that we are giving it its own blog in all the different versions
[All Turns][Once Per Turn] When an effect adds cards to your opponent's hand, if you have a Tamer in play, return 1 of your opponent's level 3 Digimon to its owner's hand
Its main downside is its lack of keywords, making it easy to block or remove, provided someone has access to creatures or removal spells
You can add a little more if youre using three or more colors, or a little less if youre in a single-color archetype like Goblins that relies on cheap creatures