Variety of shades should be experimented with to create depth and richness
And frankly, that is the kind of print quality most MTG players actually want
At least, thats the intention here
Paul sold the card for a whopping $16,492,000 at auction, including buyers fees, setting a new record for the most expensive trading card ever sold
$0.35 Labro Bot Unstable $0.49 Serpentine Unstable $0.35 Half-Squirrel, Half- Unstable $0.35 Half-Shark, Half- Unstable $0.35 Robo- Unstable $0.35 Steamflogger Temp Unstable $0.35 Half-Orc, Half- Unstable $0.35 Voracious Vacuum Unstable $0.35 Numbing Jellyfish Unstable $0.35 Steam-Powered Unstable $0.35 Clock of DOOOOOOOOOOOOM
In fact, as a free counterspell, it's a lynchpin of those formats, preventing the busted spells these high-powered decks run from trotting out combos on turn one