Called the Black White rare, these cards look unlike anything weve seen in the Pokemon TCG so far
The main difference is that since youre playing blue, you can protect your creatures with countermagic, bounce enemy creatures to their hand, and more
Once we saw this card on display, we understood why it had such a high price tag
Theyre perfect for kitchen table Magic, but anywhere outside of your own playgroup is either a straight up no or a probably not. Its always best to check and make sure first in any case, but anything competitive or even vaguely non-casual is a heavy almost definitely not. Proxies arent legal in MTG in sanctioned Magic events, and depending on how theyre made, they sometimes skirt the line of legal in general
Since its an ability attached to a land, there are fewer ways for your opponents to interact with it, making it a safe inclusion to your deck