Its uncommon for us to see generals that care about both the drawing and discarding of cards, making cards like Anvil of Bogardan and Grafted Skullcap independently relevant
There's no single official statement, but the practical consensus is logistical: as release schedules accelerated and print runs ballooned to meet demand, running separate stamping operations on every set became more burden than benefit
If you're interested in seeing what Locations can do in Into the Inklands, I would suggest checking out the other Starter Deck, Plenty of Pluck
This Zoroark GX features an atypical color palette for this mimicry Pokemon
For instance, the Magic: The Gathering Kamigawa sets have prominently featured this trend, embracing unique regional artistic styles
Be prepared for a lot of rules interaction and different layers being affected by the different rules