Over the years, Pokmon cards have shifted focus to creating far more captivating and beautiful cards
If the flip fails and you get your spell back, you just recast it and get more of your spell payoffs
They simply didnt skyrocket in resale value like Prismatic Evolutions, resulting in more plentiful stock than many recent Pokemon TCG sets
The key here is that Byrke, Long Ear of the Law doesn't have to be the creature attacking, so you can get double counters on two attackers the turn Burke enters, and it gets out of hand on subsequent turns
She does have a nice collection of stats and a powerful ability, however, so she could see play
* Destroy target enchantment