Only time will tell if they can withstand the abuse of long-term shuffling like the Dragon Shields do, but they preform very well so far
since you have to rely on drawing it,,,, in a deck full of various Duston fodders, or waiting for your opponent to destroy "Duston Roller"/"Magicalized Duston Mop"
These cards featured a small first-edition logo, where the expansion symbol would later be found in subsequent sets
The attrition approach also allows you to keep mana up more easily for interaction, should the need arise, allowing you to protect your cards, destroy others, or simply buy time to assemble and cast a winning combination of cards
You need to have 1,000 Life Points, you summon a Monster, then your opponent summons a Monster of their own, so why is this hard so hated by judges to the point that it got banned