It's a fair argument which components of the Affinity engine deserve recognition and which do not, but I have a hard time not giving the Enforcer some credit
It was a prerelease promo for Invasion : Sanskrit also appeared on one of these cards for the Apocalypse pre-release version of Fungal Shambler: And then thee were cards in Arabic, Hebrew, and even a Greek language version of Questing Pheldagrif, unintentionally implying that it is an animal from a Greek Myth: For these pre-release cards, they all came out in the early 2000's, as the blocs at the time sorta covered the areas the languages were in and as a bit of a way to show off the whole range of cards they were putting out at the time
Since he has double red in his own cost, youre getting at least two cards here
Most products aim more towards the casual audience, acting as great gifts, but since the Sword & Shield era, The Pokemon Company has released more products for their competitive player base too, and this promo was a part of one of the first
Typal payoffs are as old as the game of Magic , with Lord of Atlantis, Goblin King, and Zombie Master appearing in Limited Edition Alpha