They still give you the out of nowhere win by pushing your creatures over the top, and they cost just a few dollars compared to the premium Spider-Man spell
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It costs five generic and three green mana, but for that you get an eye-wateringly big 8/20 creature with vigilance and a ward cost of three generic
Trainer gallery cards exploded in popularity, with the Sword & Shield era of sets adding more TG cards per set
Saffgor: If this were 2 mana, we'd be talking
It could only be used if you were behind in Prize cards, meaning that it fell right in line with cards like Scramble Energy, and since it was a Trainer card without any stipulations (think Power Spray with the 3 Pokmon SP clause), it found its way into many decks