This is likely because full art cards have fully rendered backgrounds and proper coloring, which tends to be favored by casual collectors more than the sparkly rainbow filter of the Rainbow Rare cards
Im so happy to see an Esper general seeing print that doesnt ask you to be an artifact deck, instead playing into crazier themes and a more controlling gameplan
MTG has lots of land disruption effects, of course, but Quarum Trench Gnomes does it in a totally different way than today's land-hate cards
- Both Duelists play with their hands revealed and teach each other how to Duel
At roughly a dollar it gives all your Rats toxic, makes early Rats cheaper, and lets you dig several cards deep for more Rats when it enters
Costing just three ink - with the option to add it to your inkwell instead - Cheshire Cat, Not All There focuses entirely on questing, with zero strength but two precious lore points every time you quest