That's not a waste -- it's the intended use for a lot of collectors, and the price differential makes it the smarter call for anyone who'd rather not play a $150 card into a standard FNM
Single rare Pokmon cards have also fetched large amounts of money in the past, including a first-edition shiny Charizard card - which was holographic and shadowless - that was sold at an auction for $264,000 (197,000), alongside an incredibly rare Pokmon card signed by the president of The Pokmon Company, Tsunekazu Ishihara, that went for almost $250,000 (187,000)
And in designing the cards that work with those mechanics, Wizards made sure that they would interact well with other face-down mechanics
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Green's core lies in balance and synergy