However, it was primarily the private, mystery-shrouded nature of this card that made it the 2010s card that sold for the highest price
The first such move was moving up the games upcoming Banned and Restricted List update by roughly two weeks from November 24th to November 10th, with Klomparens explaining that the decision to not make an emergency ban was done out of a courtesy for players who planned to compete in the upcoming Magic: The Gathering Regional Championship Qualifiers [RCQ] season using Vivis power: This keeps the basic premise of not interfering with players who had planned their decks and travel for the Standard RCQ season while still moving up the announcement and giving players more time to prepare for the World Championships should something change. What were not going to do is create a previously unannounced emergency banning window in the middle of the RCQ season, though its worth noting that we have seen the calls for it and discussed it
C'mon, Wizards , you didn't think us Commander players would want that from our first legendary Bear
Its holographic design leans into that tech-inspired vibe, with geometric shapes and digital-style colors that tie in with the Porygons origin as a computer-generated creature
EB Games, which is owned by GameStop, tried to frame the price decreases as some kind of master plan with multiple phases
