Excelling in putting cards into the graveyard, these three cards each created format-breaking, ban-worthy, decks
The turning point for me was when it became a fixture of Extendeda format kind of like today's Modernwhere it sat alongside fetch lands and plenty of cheap-to-cast cards that could get into the graveyard quickly
If this happens, the resulting planeswalker won't have any loyalty counters on it and will subsequently be put into its owner's graveyard
People really do care about it, and the missing stuff is really noticed, is really relevant. Unfortunately, that meant cutting cards even Verhey wanted, like one for Eiko from Final Fantasy 9, as well as others left on the cutting room floor from Final Fantasy 4 and 5
Sadly (for me) were not here to hear me rant on and on about The Lord of the Rings and Tolkiens greater body of work
It is a mixture of quality and rarity