All battles that currently exist are Sieges, but future battles may have different subtypes with different rules about who can protect them and what happens when they are defeated
It can't get any rarer than this - when only one copy of a given card exists, you know it's uniquely special
On top of this, the aesthetic is appealing and unique
In 1999 Burger King offered limited edition 23K gold plated Pokemon trading cards
This makes it a fun commander for ability-focused builds with cards like Magus of the Candelabra, or monsters with hefty activations like Svella, Ice Shaper or Wildheart Invoker
I'm curious how much do you guys feel like you need to be the dream killers for fans versus, you know, if they say, 'Oh, it would be nice to do this.' How much do you lean into what they seemingly want versus telling them, 'No, here's what we think you want?' Miller: I don't like to tell people what we think they should want