I think it was a combination of the flash that made it feel a little unfair and the late game grindyness
It is also double red and while technically it is able to hit all the same targets as a Searing Spear, the need of having a creature in play to use it does significantly reduce the utility of this compared to conventional burn
Here are all the banned cards from Historic: Agent of Treachery Blood Moon Brainstorm Channel Commandeer Counterspell Dark Ritual Demonic Tutor Force of Vigor Field of the Dead Intruder Alarm Land Tax Lightning Bolt Mana Drain Memory Lapse Natural Order Necropotence Nexus of Fate Oko, Thief of Crowns Once Upon a Time Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer Reanimate Show and Tell Sneak Attack Spreading Seas Swords to Plowshares Thassa's Oracle Tibalt's Trickery Time Warp Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath Veil of Summer Wilderness Reclamation The Historic card pool is also used for a version of Brawl
It's also the most expensive card from any Magic: The Gathering set that released in 2025.What are Chocobo Track Foil cards in MTG Final Fantasy?Chocobo Track Foil cards are a premium foil treatment that arrived after the initial Final Fantasy set launch
The idea was always that the baby could kill one creature with monstrosity and the momma could kill all creatures
The player can then play that exiled card in the same turn