with it being purely virtual, there aren't accessibility issues like with physical cards with finite physical limitations
The child-like giddiness of getting to watch someone open packs, and of course, wanting to now do it myself, had re-emerged
Kairi, the Swirling Sky When Kairi, the Swirling Sky dies, you get to choose between bouncing permanents or milling into instant and sorcery recursion
Also, he's very strong at playing defense with his instant speed able Phasing out and if you can protect him, you can win fast in a multiplayer game, and the more in the game the better he is
However, one key thing to note about many of the Illustration Rare cards that suddenly explode in price is that their TCGplayer market price can be manipulated if many copies are purchased by an organized group
The wording just feels clunky