Not only was this the card everyone from competitive elites entering the very first tournaments to the kids on the schoolyard wanted, it was near-impossible to find
Its also important to have ways to get this into the graveyard yourself
I recently opined on board wipes and their place in the game, and my general rule is that they should either be cheap (sub-three mana) or asymmetrical (truly, or through modality)
Even so, I assume most players who buy a deck named after Urza, from a set themed around Urza, will want to keep Urza in the Command Zone
Sandoval noted that a Pikachu Illustrator card was previously sold in 2000 for $23,000.
We as players have been gobbling up all this new art like greedy little piglets, and, frankly, most of us likely take for granted just how monumental a game like Magic is for the world of fantasy art