My following comments are speculation, but: The card designs could have been approved around the same time period as the first wave of 1996 cards, the contract could have enforced the release date of 1997 to stagger product hitting the market, the contract could have stipulated mew was to be withheld until approved, or indefinitely, or permission triggered by some other event such as a sales target
If you do pay it unless it is late game or you have a Cradle you are somewhat skipping your turn
After all, sideboarding should be about perfecting your deck, not about clumsily trying to employ two conflicting strategies at the same time
Rotating Out Far Out | Illustration by Bram Sel Standard rotation is a simple concept, but it has major impacts on Standard play in MTG, both for Arena and in paper Magic
Cards like Archaeomancer and Panharmonicon are absolute musts with this blue card
A less powerful use for Serum Powder is with Slime Against Humanity