You cant really blame them, as its a mistake that all TCGs seem to make in their early days Professor Oak, Pot of Greed, anyone
You can think of it as an underwater soccer game thats turn-based to mimic JRPG turn-based combat, and the characters in-game stats affect how they play
I can understand the impulse to use a fake $5 Underground Sea when the only other option available (thanks to the Reserved List) is a $2,500 playset of Underground Sea
Naturally theres also a list view and plenty of export and sharing tools for most players
It's not uncommon to include lines that turbo out Vilis, Broker of Blood to draw two cards for every black pip you pay for
Trumpeting Carnosaur as we have analized previously, by paying and discarding it, can be used as target removal dealing 3 damage to target creature or planeswalker