As a card, its an option for your saproling token deck
Well, there are collectors out there looking for even the smallest of variations in color, alignment, or foiling
Rogue Class The essence of thievery was always a point of contention in D&D for me
Maybe its its big eyes or little smirk that says, Fog time
This is because there's another Booster Fun version of Okoa borderless versionand in general, our heuristic is to maintain the relative ratios of "Booster Fun versions of Oko" with "Booster Fun versions of other mythic rares." This means that if a card has multiple Booster Fun treatments, you're less likely to open any particular version, but you're just as likely to open a Booster Fun version of Oko as any other card overall
It becomes even more evasive thanks to its ward feature which forces opponents to pay two mana if they want to hit Sleep-Cursed Faerie with a targeted spell or ability