Now that art, scarcity, and flavor are the driving force in purchases, raw reprint value seems to have fallen by the wayside
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Well, at least that's how the card code started
While not a foolproof means of dealing with that card, you can bet that this character card alone is going to be a major draw for many players looking to help deal with those pesky song cards from both Ruby/Amethyst decks and Amber/Steel
(If you need reminding: what do the different Magic: The Gathering mana colours mean?) Thats not to say that playing these decks is simple - more often than not, theyre full of tiny little decisions that will be the difference between victory and defeat
This is exactly why he still comes up in debates about the best planeswalkers in MTG, even when players argue he might be too oppressive for healthy gameplay
