The card was awarded to winners of a 1998 Japanese art contest, making it an ultra-rare and historic piece of Pokmon memorabilia
This black creature works with tokens, so you can have a nice engine in some aristocrat decks
In silver-bordered world, Urza survived the beheading and now lives as just a head
A spell that's put into its owner's library doesn't resolve, but it isn't countered
Rarer than even enchanted, iconic cards use new art and a brand-new foil treatment that coats the card in glittering lore symbols and 3D hot stamp effects
Logically, we would have to conclude that the designers (who will generally want cards with equal CMC, equal rarity, and equal power and toughness to be equally strong UNLESS they have ulterior motives like wanting to encourage players to use new mechanics more than older ones or are just attempting to make a "bad" card) believe that dabbing once is worth about the same as flossing three times