It just had a lot going for it super rare cards, fantastic new mechanics, and an archetype that to this day is being played in the Pokemon TCG
Now, if you look at my post on Base Set, I pointed out that the French commons, uncommons and Basic Energies sheets differ from the English ones but the German rares sheet does not, and stated that the use of striped collation may have been the reason
Wonder costs zero mana, and can't be easily removed once in the graveyard
On the card, an ominous and impressive-looking spellcaster deflects an incoming fireball with a magical lash of water, colliding in a burst of color
The set is smaller than average (similar to Aftermath), consisting of only 110 cards (including basic lands)
Counterspells are popular, powerful and iconic cards that are relvatively easy in Magic terms to compare and contrast due to their specific nature