I love cards that are powerful but not game breaking
It's an excellent multiplayer mechanic because it allows for creature decks to avoid kingmaking scenarios, or purposefully engage with them in order to play politics or create periods for player interaction
However, players who arent familiar with D&Ds wider lore might not realise that there are also many existing characters within the Forgotten Realms of some fame or infamy
Unfortunately, my opponent had the foresight to add a card to their deck that I didnt - a skeleton they could resurrect
In this case, this means the city of Baldur's Gate, the eponymous city and setting of the Baldur's Gate series of roleplaying video games
Still, there's a huge group of players who want high-quality proxies for their cubes or kitchen tables, and Wizards could fill this niche, rather than having some percentage of these players hand their money over to counterfeiters