The best part is controlyou set the price, choose auctions or Buy It Now, and decide how your cards are listed
Granted, one card in Aetherdrifts case is always a Basic Land, but the point remains
PrintMTG explicitly says their proxies are not legal for sanctioned Magic: The Gathering tournaments, with narrow judge-issued proxy exceptions handled by event staff (not third-party printing)
Shark Typhoon Players who have been around a while, after making the obligatory Sharknado reference that I guarantee someone in Wizards R&D team is extremely proud of (I know I would be), probably found themselves thinking, Hey, isnt this a cross between Metallurgic Summonings and Decree of Justice? It absolutely is, and the fact that it is mono-Blue makes it extremely splashable
Or they could make some other weird attempt to fix it
There's only one way to truly find out whats going on - and that's to dive into the next Lorcana set, which is due out next month