people who just want to put their card in a deck, they don't care so much as long as its sleeve-playable, as long as it's not destroyed or ugly. In some cases, its not even just actual Magic: The Gathering cards that are exciting fans
There are two key differences hiding under that familiar face
The card is designed to look like a classic baseball card, and unlike the original Planeswalkers, is a double-sided card
Its a bit of a dice roll but can be quite spicy, especially if your deck doesnt care whether its resources are in your hand or in the graveyard
Cards that are of Legendary rarity in their non-Enchanted incarnations also tend to get a boost, as do any that prove to be a major part of the gameplay meta
Weakness: Water Resistance: none Retreat: 3 Charizard - Fire - 150 HP Pokmon - Stage 2 - Evolves from Charmeleon Ability: Roaring Resolve Once during your turn (before your attack), you may put 2 damage counters on this Pokmon