Perhaps Im just having my own Old Man Yells at Cloud moment here, but it lends a sort of annoying inconsistency to your decks and the board state that might be funny at first glance but becomes rather grating over time
His inspiration for making it a proofreader came from the white activation that deleted letters from the names of permanents (the original version just hit permanents, but Ari later came up with the idea of adding players, as that seemed like it could lead to some fun interactions)
The problem lies in combining that theme of color-based punishment with the cards illustration, which looks suspiciously like members of the Ku Klux Klan standing in menacing poses
With next week's update, crafting any printing of Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma will only require an uncommon wildcard, even if that printing is a rare
There were a lot of factors: figuring out what people wanted out of a D&D set, how to fit that into competitive play environments, and how to capture the essence of everything on the cards
What affects the value of The Aetherspark