Kessig Cagebreakers
Mint copies of these cards are extremely rare: there werent many made in the first place, and trainers back then were absolutely broken, so most copies have been put in decks and played to oblivion
I like the snug measurements and the black backing frames the cards wonderfully
Putting a counter on a creature during the end step feels like such a feel-bad opportunity, as its not very easy to know where the games going to be next turn
This is one of the best ways to fill the graveyard at no cost to your card advantage, and the information on what your opponents are up to is so powerful that this card is banned in just about every format
Jacinthe herself is poised and composed at the centre, while the background feels warm, busy, and indulgent, so the whole card reads like a celebration of taste, wealth, and controlled glamour from Kalos